. >> bern ang says that this week, everyone says it t is nearly meaningless. in the long-term, we do want a strong dollar. you can think to some extent the dollar as a reflection of our economic strength, it is almost like the stock price for the united states of america. but a high dollar also has disadvantages. i mean if you go out and talk to any businessperson who is trying to export goods to other countries, a strong dollar makes their job very difficult. and so the fall in the dollar down about 18% since last summer is actually good for any businesses that are exporting. it is bad for importers. it raises the cost of their goods. right now i don't think as i said i don't think inflation is a huge deal, over the last year. it remains incredibly low. >> it's interesting as you say, because on the one hand every government says they are in favor of a long dollar. on the other hand this government has said, perhaps appropriately so, we need to be more of an exporting nation. >> yes. >> and it is a declining color, a depreciate yating dollar that makes us mor