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

42.   A stronger dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S.

43.   A stronger dollar helps exporters by making their products cheaper in the U.S. and boosting the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

44.   A stronger dollar makes Japanese exports cheaper in the U.S.

45.   A stronger dollar makes U.S. cars more expensive in Japan and Japanese cars cheaper in the U.S.

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

47.   A stronger dollar helps the sagging economies of Germany and Japan by making their exports cheaper in foreign currency terms.

48.   A stronger dollar makes German goods cheaper in the U.S.

49.   A stronger dollar makes goods cheaper in the U.S. and increases their dollar-denominated sales.

50.   A strong dollar boosts exporters by making their goods cheaper in the U.S.