51.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by increasing the yen value of overseas sales and allowing them to lower prices of products sold abroad.

52.   A stronger dollar lets exporters price products more competitively overseas and increases the yen value of dollar- denominated revenue.

53.   A stronger yen pressures exporters to raise prices overseas and erodes the yen value of dollar-based revenue.

54.   A strong dollar helps exporters by increasing the yen value of dollar-denominated profit and making it easier for them to cut prices overseas.

55.   A strong dollar is good for exporters because it takes pressure off them to raise prices abroad and lifts the yen value of dollar-denominated earnings.

56.   A strong yen can pressure exporters to raise prices abroad and erode the yen value of profits earned overseas.

57.   A stronger dollar boosts the yen value of dollar-denominated profit and makes it easier for these companies to cut prices overseas.

58.   A stronger dollar helps by increasing the yen value of overseas earnings.

59.   A stronger dollar helps exporters by increasing the yen value of dollar-denominated profits and making it easier for them to cut prices overseas.

60.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters like Pioneer by increasing the yen value of profits earned in dollars overseas.