81.   A stronger dollar makes German goods less expensive in the U.S. and increases the value of dollar-denominated sales.

82.   A strong dollar hurts them by making their products more expensive in the Japanese market.

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

84.   A stronger dollar could help expand the gap by making Japanese exports less expensive in the American market.

85.   A stronger dollar hurts exporters by making their products more expensive in overseas markets.

86.   A stronger yen would hurt Japanese exporters by making their products more expensive in the American market.

87.   A weak dollar hurts exporters because it makes their goods more expensive in the U.S. and decreases their dollar-denominated sales.

88.   A weak dollar hurts German exporters by making their products more expensive in the U.S. and cutting the value of their dollar-denominated sales.

89.   A weak dollar makes goods more expensive in the U.S. and decreases their dollar-denominated sales.

90.   A weak mark helps German exporters by making their products less expensive in markets abroad.