21.   A strong dollar benefits Japanese exporters by making their products more competitive and boosting returns from overseas sales.

22.   A strong dollar benefits Japanese exporters by making them more competitive abroad and boosting returns from overseas sales.

23.   A stronger dollar reduces revenue from overseas sales because the local currency converts into fewer dollars.

24.   A stronger dollar reduces revenue from overseas sales because the local currency translates into fewer U.S. dollars.

25.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of overseas sales and allowing them to lower prices of products sold abroad.

26.   A stronger dollar makes overseas sales worth less when translated into dollars for financial reporting purposes.

27.   A stronger yen hurts Japanese exporters by reducing profits earned on overseas sales.

28.   A strong dollar cuts into overseas sales when foreign-denominated sales are translated to dollars.

29.   A stronger krone reduces the value of overseas sales when translated into kroner.

30.   About one-third of each dollar in farm income in the U.S. comes from overseas sales.