31.   A stronger krona reduces the value of profits made abroad when earnings are translated into kronor.

32.   A stronger mark in general makes mark-based products more expensive and reduces the value of earnings from abroad when translated into marks.

33.   A strong pound makes British exports less competitive and reduces the value of sales in foreign currencies when they are converted back into pounds.

34.   A stronger dollar reduces the value of yen-denominated assets.

35.   A stronger krona reduces the value of foreign currency income when it is converted to kronor.

36.   A stronger dollar reduces the value of overseas revenue and can hinder sales by making U.S. products relatively more expensive.

37.   A stronger dollar reduces the value of revenue and profit in other currencies when they are translated into dollars.

38.   A strong dollar makes U.S. goods more expensive overseas and reduces the value of foreign profits converted into U.S. dollars.

39.   A strong mark makes products manufactured in Germany more expensive, and reduces the value in marks of sales in other currencies.

40.   A stronger krona reduces the value of sales in foreign currencies when they are exchanged.