31.   A rising dollar hurts the automakers and other American companies by making their products more expensive overseas, while also making foreign products cheaper in the U.S.

32.   A weak dollar will also continue to favor large exporters because U.S. products will be cheaper in foreign markets when calculated in inexpensive dollars.

33.   A weak yen gives Japanese exporters a competitive edge by making their products cheaper in the U.S.

34.   A weak yen helps Japanese exporters by making their products cheaper in overseas markets.

35.   A weaker German currency would help stimulate the German economy by making German exports cheaper in overseas markets, increasing the demand for German-made goods.

36.   A weaker mark could boost German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

37.   A weaker yen would help by boosting Japanese exports, as it would make them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

38.   A strong dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S. and increasing the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

39.   A strong dollar increases the U.S. trade gap with Japan by making U.S. exports more expensive in Japan and Japanese exports cheaper in the U.S.

40.   A strong dollar makes German exports cheaper in the U.S. and increases their profits when they convert their dollar denominated sales into marks.