The study aims to develop the investment model for preparation for the new normal age. In-depth interviews and data collection 400 participants were obtained from a questionnaire which was reliable at 0.89. Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics were employed to analyze data e.g. Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA). According to the interview the research findings revealed that the organization should encourage the employee in investment planning as well as having the notion of financial innovation. To do so diversification and up-to-date global knowledge attempt must be concerned. The results also presented that the respondents emphasized the financial innovation and creating factors of investment opportunity to prepare for the new normal age as none of the non-essential liability caused. Regarding organization procedures to develop the great aging society forming suitable elderly activities for the community was considered as providing widespread information as well as building different generations relationships. With these data genres of investment innovation not only were related to investment opportunity factors creation to the new normal aged but also related to organization procedures to develop the great aging society. Moreover investment opportunity factors creation to the new normal aged was associated with organization procedures to develop the great aging society. Using Empirical Variables Analysis (EVA) to prove the hypothesis in sum the findings showed that it was able to decrease factors related to empirical data from 20 to 9 factors. Nine (9) factors included (1) providing widespread information (2) being classified according to experiences status and readiness (3) having appropriate welfare (4) creating the project to support an obvious point (5) seeking for state measures (to support the project) (6) building different generations relationship (7) implementing new vacancy (8) considering available employment rate and welfare and (9) developing additional skills.

This research aimed to study consumer demand for food truck consumption decisions and to study food truck investment guidelines a case study: Huai Khwang Chatuchak and Lat Phrao. of 400 persons was a questionnaire. The statistics used were frequency percentage standard deviation. t-test F-test และ Chi-Square (𝑥2) The study found that Most of the consumers are female aged 21-30 years with a bachelors degree. Occupation student / student The cost of using the service per time 101-500 baht frequency for using the service 2-3 times / week The results of the study of consumer demand factors in making decisions on food truck consumption were found that the overall level was at a high level which was found to be the most cost factor. (𝑥̅ = 4.36) Followed by economic factors (𝑥̅ = 4.35) The results of the relationship between demographic factors and food truck service behavior in Bangkok showed that age affected the behavior of choosing to use food trucks in terms of expenses. Times you use food truck service And the frequency of using food truck service The status affects the behavior of choosing to use the food truck service on the cost of each time you use the food truck service. The educational level influenced the behavior of choosing to use the food truck service in terms of the cost of each service used and the frequency of using the service. Occupations affect the behavior of choosing to use food trucks as well as the costs of each time using food trucks. And information sources that affect the decision to use the food truck service Occupational income affects the behavior of choosing to use food truck services on the expenses of each time using food truck services. And the frequency of using food truck service Statistically significant at the 0.05 level.

The purpose of this research the study of the potential of Suphanburi area for planting investment. In which the researcher has studied the soil data set that is different in each area of Suphanburi. That is quite diverse if divided by each district in Suphanburi province themselves from the basic information report in Suphanburi and the agricultural information of Suphanburi for the year 2017 when comparing with the soil set of Suphanburi it can be seen that the cultivation is quite comprehensive all. Although there are cultivated plants in Suphanburi farmers must consider the amount of water sufficient for cultivation. Topsoil maintenance in the case of repeated planting of crops in 1 year to obtain quality produce and prices. At times the agricultural market prices dropped. Farmers will have to modify the cultivation to meet the market demand. Or the cultivation of plants by considering the amount of water that is used in the cultivation as well.

This research aimed to study earning quality sustainability factors (ESG) and the relationship between earning quality and sustainability factors of the 59 companies listed in the sustainability index (SET THSI INDEX). The data was collected from the financial statements annual reports sustainability report and the data entry forms (Form 56-1) from 2015 to 2019. Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics were used in the data analysis including correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis The results of the study showed that most of the companies listed in the SET THSI Index had higher earning quality than the index average. The sustainability factor that has the greatest influence on earning quality is good governance. When the relationship between earning quality and sustainability factors (ESG) was analyzed it was found that there was a statistically significant correlation between environmental disclosures and good governance namely the number of the Board of Directors shareholding by Thai juristic person at the levels 0.01 and 0.05. There was a statistically significant opposite correlation between the disclosure of social responsibility information including anti-corruption aspect human rights aspect and responsibility to consumer aspect; and good governance including the proportion of shares held by family companies at levels 0.01 and 0.05.

The objective of this research was to study the investors’ investment volumes affecting the Price change of the ETF SET 50 mutual fund in the Stock Exchange of Thailand. This research was the Quantitative Research. The descriptive statistics was used to test the preliminary data and used the Multiple Regression Analysis of the Inferential statistics to test the hypothesis and used Pearson Correlation to find the relationship between independent variables by using the daily data of the past five years start from January 1 2012 to December 31 2016. The results of the study found that the investment volumes of domestic institutional investors’ portfolio account of foreign companies and general investors affected the Price change of the ETF SET 50 mutual fund and the SET 50 stock price index in the Stock Exchange of Thailand at the 0.05 significant levels. The SET 50 stock price index was highly and positively related to ETF SET 50 mutual fund price change in the Stock Exchange of Thailand at the 0.01 level of statistical significance