81.   A stronger peseta lowers the price of imported goods which manufacturers use as components in industrial goods.

82.   A strong dollar allows Japanese exporters to lower the prices of their goods overseas.

83.   A strong dollar holds U.S. inflation down by lowering the price of imported goods bought by Americans.

84.   A strong dollar is good for the exporters because it allows them to lower prices abroad, which boosts sales.

85.   A strong dollar means the Japanese companies can lower their prices in the U.S. and still come out okay when the dollars are translated into yen.

86.   A stronger dollar helps exporters by allowing them to lower prices abroad and sell more.

87.   A stronger dollar helps Japanese exporters by allowing them to lower prices in overseas markets.

88.   A US West official acknowledged that intra-LATA competition would pressure the company to lower prices.

89.   A weak yen enables Japanese exporters to lower prices in overseas markets and expands dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated.

90.   A weak yen enables Japanese exporters to lower prices in overseas markets and increases dollar-denominated revenue when repatriated.