81.   A weaker yen helps boost Japanese exports by making them cheaper overseas.

82.   A weaker yen helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to cut prices overseas and increasing the yen value of dollar-based profits.

83.   A weaker yen usually helps Japanese exporters because it lowers the price of their products in overseas markets and boosts profits when converted from foreign currencies.

84.   A weaker yen would help Japanese companies, which have been hurt in recent years because a strong yen made their products more expensive and less competitive abroad.

85.   A weaker yen would help Japanese exporters by making their products more competitive abroad and increasing the value in yen of their dollar-denominated earnings.

86.   A weak yen helps exporters like Bridgestone by raising the value of its overseas earnings.

87.   A weak yen helps Japanese exporters, but those gains come at the expense of the rest of Asia.

88.   A weak yen would help the Japanese economy by making exports to overseas markets cheaper there and boosting earnings of exporters when converted into the yen.

89.   A stronger yen will help South Korean companies gain price competitiveness against products made by their Japanese rivals.

90.   A weak yen helps raise the overseas earnings of exporters like Nintendo.