1.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs for dollars earned abroad and their products become more competitive.

2.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs for dollars earned abroad and their products are more competitive.

3.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs for dollars earned abroad.

4.   A higher dollar means exporters get more francs when they convert their dollar sales into the French currency.

5.   A lower dollar means exporters get fewer francs for dollars earned abroad.

6.   A lower dollar means exporters get less francs for dollars earned abroad.

7.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more guilders when repatriating dollar-denominated sales, boosting profit.

8.   A weaker dollar means exporters get fewer francs for their dollar-denominated revenue.

9.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more guilders when repatriating dollar-denominated sales.

10.   A stronger dollar means exporters get more guilders when bringing home dollar-denominated sales.