2. 2. Liabilities and Equity represent the sources of finance according to the Accounting Equation. Comment on the impacts of different sources of finance on the information disclosure in financial reporting. Assume that your Japanese affiliate reports sales revenue of 250 million yen. Referring to Exhibit 6-1 on page 129 (Textbook: International Accounting 6th), translate this revenue figure to U.S. dollars using the direct bid spot rate. Do the same using the indirect spot quote. Refer to Exhibit 6-1 on page 129 (Textbook: International Accounting 6th) and using the information provided, can you determine the cross-spot rate between the euro and the British. Examine the income statements of VESTEL (Exhibit 7-3 on page 166, Textbook: International Accounting 6th), explain the uses of Account "Monetary Loss". 2. 2. Liabilities and Equity represent the sources of finance according to the Accounting Equation. Comment on the impacts of different sources of finance on the information disclosure in financial reporting. Assume that your Japanese affiliate reports sales revenue of 250 million yen. Referring to Exhibit 6-1 on page 129 (Textbook: International Accounting 6th), translate this revenue figure to U.S. dollars using the direct bid spot rate. Do the same using the indirect spot quote. Refer to Exhibit 6-1 on page 129 (Textbook: International Accounting 6th) and using the information provided, can you determine the cross-spot rate between the euro and the British. Examine the income statements of VESTEL (Exhibit 7-3 on page 166, Textbook: International Accounting 6th), explain the uses of Account "Monetary Loss