1.   The assets side of the balance sheet lists the total resources of the firm in dollar terms.

2.   Worldwide, stock prices fell in dollar terms.

3.   Worldwide, stock prices rose in dollar terms.

4.   Already their costs and prices are quoted in dollar terms and they finance investments with dollar loans from foreign banks.

5.   And brokers say that at times they are willing to accept less, because the commission will still, in dollar terms, be considerable.

6.   As Asian currencies plunge against the dollar, their exports to the U.S. become much less expensive in dollar terms, undercutting the prices of U.S. producers.

7.   As regional currencies decline, assets in countries such as Thailand or Indonesia are relatively cheaper in Singapore dollar terms.

8.   As world prices fall, the amount of oil Iraq can sell rises because its allotment is fixed in dollar terms, rather than barrels of oil.

9.   As the won falls, sales made in Korea are worth less in dollar terms.

10.   At the same time imports of goods from Asian competitors, which are falling in price in dollar terms, will rise sharply.