51.   A rising dollar means increased prices for U.S. products in Japan while allowing Japanese companies to lower prices in the U.S.

52.   A strong dollar allows exporters to become more competitive by lowering prices abroad.

53.   A strong dollar boosts their earnings by allowing them to lower prices abroad, making them more competitive.

54.   A strong dollar can help boost the economy by allowing Japanese exporters to sell more abroad by lowering prices of their products.

55.   A strong dollar helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices in the American market.

56.   A strong dollar helps keep inflation down, by lowering the price of foreign goods.

57.   A strong dollar, or weak yen, helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices abroad.

58.   A stronger dollar allows Japanese exporters to lower their prices in the U.S.

59.   A stronger dollar gives Japanese exporters room to lower the prices of their goods in the U.S.

60.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters because it allows them to lower their prices abroad.