1.   And it could force the company to back away from aggressively pricing its products.

2.   As the dollar gains against the yen, Japanese exporters are able to price their products more competitively in international markets.

3.   As the dollar strengthens, Japanese exporters are able to price their products more competitively in international markets.

4.   A big appeal of the Experience system is its ability to help cashiers quickly identify and price products.

5.   A common rule of thumb, Crandall says, is to price your product at seven times your cost of production.

6.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters, letting them price their products more competitively abroad.

7.   A stronger dollar, or weaker yen, helps Japanese exporters price their products more competitively in foreign markets and boosts dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.

8.   A weak yen enables Japanese companies to price their products less expensively, as the sales in U.S. generate more yen when the dollars are converted.

9.   A weaker yen allows Japanese exporters to price their products more competitively in overseas markets.

10.   A weaker yen helps Japanese exporters price their products more competitively in foreign markets and boosts dollar-denominated profits when repatriated.