A higher dollar would raise living standards a bit by lowering the cost of imports.

The falling dollar raises the cost of goods, while the growing federal deficit creates inflationary pressures.

Greenwich would only get back 4 cents in education money for every dollar raised in income taxes.

The weaker dollar will lead to higher prices and therefore will raise the inflation rate.

First, a lower dollar raises prices in the United States by making imports more expensive.

It is a lean operation that spends about 6 cents for every dollar raised, one of the lowest spending rates among major universities.

Eleven million dollars in renovations, which were completed in 2002, raised the capacity by more than a thousand.

The pay's nine dollars an hour, and when you've learned the equipment, I'll raise it to ten.

And the weak dollar and strong euro are only raising those prices even higher.

The dollar has pushed down the prices of some American farm exports and raised those of some other countries.