1.   For exporters who price their exports in foreign currency, a fall in the exchange rate will mean that they earn more pounds per unit sold.

2.   The initial effect on exporters depends on how exports are priced.

3.   If exports are priced in pounds, they will now be cheaper in foreign currency terms for foreigners to buy.

4.   Meanwhile, soaring labor costs and low productivity were pricing Portuguese exports out of the market.

5.   Davydov warned that rising production costs will rapidly price Russian exports out of international markets.

6.   Critics say the overvaluation of the peso has priced Argentine exports out of the market, exacerbating unemployment.

7.   Overvaluation of the peso has priced Argentine exports out of the market, exacerbating unemployment.