21.   A stronger dollar makes American exports more expensive, and Japanese imports cheaper.

22.   A stronger dollar makes U.S. goods more expensive overseas and hurts the competitiveness of American exports.

23.   A strong dollar hurts American exports by making U.S. products more expensive abroad.

24.   A stronger dollar could expand the trade gap by making American exports more expensive in the Japanese market.

25.   A strong dollar hurts American exports by making them more expensive abroad.

26.   A strong dollar, however, could hurt the U.S. economy by making American exports more expensive abroad.

27.   A stronger dollar could expand the U.S. trade deficit with Japan by making American exports more expensive in the Japanese market.

28.   A stronger dollar makes American exports more expensive in Japan, while allowing Japanese exporters to lower prices of their goods in the U.S.

29.   A weaker dollar makes American exports more competitive.

30.   Business executives have praised the deal, saying it will increase American exports, create jobs and force China to follow world trade rules.