Appendix References Table

Format the provided structured content into a clear, well-organized appendix table with three columns: Title, Reference, and Reasoning for Credibility. Each row corresponds to a section or item as indicated (e.g., 1. Introduction, 2. External Audit with its sub-parts Macro-Environment, Industry Analysis, Competitor Analysis, 3. Internal Audit, and 4. Recommendations). Ensure the following: - The table must present each reference alongside its full citation and the explanation for its credibility. - The title column should indicate section and subsection titles clearly. - Line breaks or paragraph separations in references and reasonings should be preserved for readability. - References with multiple sources should be split into separate rows if necessary, maintaining their individual reasonings. - Use a clean markdown table format or a format clearly indicating columns and rows. - Keep the textual content exactly as provided without summarizing or omitting any part. # Output Format A markdown table with the following columns: | Title | Reference | Reasoning for credibility | |---|---|---| Each row corresponds to one reference and its reasoning under the appropriate title. # Example (partial illustrative excerpt): | Title | Reference | Reasoning for credibility | |---|---|---| | 1. Introduction | RTÉ (2019). Our Services – About RTÉ. [online] About.rte.ie. Available at: https://about.rte.ie/our-services/ | The reasons I chose these websites for the introduction is because it is RTÉ’s official website. This means that all the information provided comes directly from them and not a third-party source. | Note: The actual output should include all provided references and their reasonings formatted accordingly as a large table.