21.   A depreciation of the U.S. currency would also make American products cheaper in Japan.

22.   A strong dollar boost European exports by making them cheaper in dollar terms.

23.   A strong dollar makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases dollar-denominated earnings.

24.   A strong dollar makes Japanese products cheaper in the U.S. and elsewhere overseas.

25.   A strong dollar makes products from Japan cheaper in the U.S. and gives Japanese exporters a trade advantage.

26.   A strong U.S. currency makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases their dollar-denominated sales.

27.   A stronger dollar makes U.S. exports more expensive in yen terms and Japanese exports cheaper in dollar terms.

28.   A stronger dollar means European exports are cheaper in the U.S.

29.   A stronger dollar widens the trade imbalance by making U.S. exports more expensive in Japan and Japanese exports cheaper in the U.S.

30.   A rising dollar expands the imbalance by making Japanese exports cheaper in the U.S. and U.S. exports more expensive in Japan.