Bring the businesses back that have gone overseas because it cheaper and there is less regulation.

When the dollar's value is down, imports are more expensive while American goods are cheaper overseas.

Strong capital spending and the weak dollar, which made American exports cheaper overseas, helped capital goods manufacturers.

A declining dollar makes American goods cheaper overseas.

Finally, the biggest reason for the surge in exports is the falling dollar, which makes American goods cheaper overseas.

But the lower dollar helps American exports by making United States products cheaper overseas.

In theory, a weaker dollar makes American goods cheaper overseas, helping exports, while discouraging imports by making them more expensive.

When the dollar is down, imports become more expensive and American goods become cheaper overseas.

A declining dollar benefits the American economy in the short term by making exports cheaper overseas, and manufacturers have already expanded as a result.

A weak euro makes German exports cheaper for buyers overseas.