Rosenheim's is an expensive shop dealing in high-class leather goods, and it could hardly be suspected of "unfair competition." it was closed simply because it belongs to a Jew.

That gives its companies a big - and unfair - advantage when selling its goods abroad, the argument goes.

Other nations argue that the weaker dollar would give U. S. goods an unfair advantage in global markets by making them cheaper compared with those priced in euro, yen or other major currencies.