51.   A strong dollar helps Japanese exporters by making their products cheaper in the American market.

52.   A weak yen generally makes Japanese products cheaper in North America.

53.   A weaker Canadian dollar makes goods from Canada cheaper in the U.S..

54.   A weaker currency makes exports cheaper in overseas markets.

55.   A weaker dollar might cut the trade deficit by making Japanese imports more expensive in the United States and American exports cheaper in Japan.

56.   A weaker lira makes Italian exports cheaper in foreign-currency terms.

57.   A weaker mark helps increase German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms, though it boosts German inflation by making imports more expensive.

58.   A weaker mark would help the German economy by making its exports cheaper in foreign currency terms.

59.   A weaker mark would increase German exports by making them cheaper in foreign currency terms.

60.   A weaker peso is key, as it makes Columbian products cheaper in foreign markets.