71.   A strong dollar helps Japanese exports by making them relatively less expensive in the U.S.

72.   A strong dollar hurts American exporters by making their products more expensive in overseas markets.

73.   A strong dollar hurts U.S. exporters by making their products more expensive in Japan.

74.   A strong dollar hurts U.S. exporters like Chrysler by making their exports more expensive in the Japanese market.

75.   A stronger dollar could expand the U.S. trade deficit with Japan by making American exports more expensive in the Japanese market.

76.   A stronger dollar could result in an expansion of the U.S. trade deficit with Japan by making Japanese exports less expensive in the American market.

77.   A stronger dollar gives Japanese exporters room to lower prices of their products in the U.S. market, while making American products more expensive in Japan.

78.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by making their products less expensive in the American market.

79.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by making their products less expensive in the U.S. market.

80.   A stronger dollar makes American exports more expensive in Japan, while allowing Japanese exporters to lower prices of their goods in the U.S.