During the year, WGS began to sell popular novels. WGS received the rights to distribute the highly popular kid's novel, Harry Poppler. The novel was scheduled to be released across the globe on April 15, 2020. WGS received its shipment of the books on April 7. The books were to be kept off the floor, and not to be sold to the public, until April 15. On April 9, a WGS employee took a copy of the book and sold it to a popular website. The site posted various pages and discussion around the plot. The publisher of Harry Poppler recovered the stolen book and determined that it was part of WGS's shipment. The publisher proceeded to file a lawsuit against WGS for monetary damages. WGS's legal counsel believes that the losses can range from $10,000 to $100,000 and that it is impossible to determine an exact amount at this stage. Regardless of the stolen book, Harry Poppler broke various sales records across Canada.How should you apply ASPE and Ifrs criteria and adjusting journal entries and recommendations? How does it affect share price