11.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits earned overseas and eases pressure on Japanese exporters to cut prices in overseas markets.

12.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits made overseas and allows Japanese producers to reduce prices in foreign markets.

13.   A higher dollar bolsters profit growth at exporters by increasing the yen value of earnings made in dollars overseas and easing pressure to raise prices abroad.

14.   A higher dollar boosts earnings at big Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and easing pressure to raise prices abroad.

15.   A higher U.S. currency raises the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and makes it easier to cut prices overseas.

16.   A lower dollar erodes the yen value of profits earned in the U.S.

17.   A lower dollar hurts exporters by reducing the yen value of overseas earnings.

18.   A higher dollar benefits Japanese manufacturers by increasing the yen value of profits earned overseas.

19.   A higher dollar boosts profits at Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of earnings made overseas and reducing pressure to raise prices abroad.

20.   A higher dollar increases the yen value of profits earned overseas by Japanese exporters.