This research aims to develop food product from pineapple along with its packaging and to transfer pineapple processing technology to the Hubkapong Agricultural Cooperation Group Limited Khaoyai subdistrict Cha-am district Phetchaburi province. Results of the study showed that dehydrated pineapple and pineapple syrup could be processed to add more value and to extend shelf life. In dehydrated pineapple processing a study of different levels of sugar concentration (20 30 and 40%) indicated that concentration level of the beginning sugar concentration caused the increase of water loss and sugar level in the product. Concerning ratio of pineapple juice and water (1:1 1:1.25 and 1:1.5) and amount of pectin (0.25 0.50 and 0.75 %) in pineapple syrup processing it was found that the increased level of sugar caused the increase of total soluble solid in pineapple syrup. The increased level of pectin also affected the increase of viscosity of pineapple syrup. The processing technology was transferred through a training course for 40 members of Hubkapong Agricultural Cooperation Group Limited Khaoyai subdistrict Cha-am district Phetchaburi province. Results indicated that the finishing food products from pineapple of every groups were in good level with average score range of 4.00-4.36. The trainees regarded the training process as highly suitable (average score of 4.31) and the trainers as most suitable (average score of 4.66). The training materials apparatus document and venue and the training management aspects were regarded as highly suitable with average score of 4.16 and 4.10 respectively.

RMUTP concerns that the quality assurance is an important process for the development of the educational quality for achievement of the educational standards and for the benefit of competition in higher education. This paper objects to show RMUTP’s policy framework and implementations of quality assurance in higher education which consists of internal and external quality assurance systems. The performance in educational quality assurance results RMUTP to become the best performance in the external quality assurance within the group of 9 RMUTs in academic year 2008 assessed by The Office for National Education Standards and Quality Assessment (Public Organization): ONESQA.

The study on the analysis of long-term relationship among stock markets from ASEAN trading linkage: After Integration was aimed to investigate its long-term relationships as well as the short-term adjustability to establish balance among the stock markets in Thailand Malaysia and Singapore after the ASEAN unification. The research data were compiled daily from the stock markets in the three countries from 16 October 2012 until 30 December 2014. The analysis was to obtain long-term cointegration using Johansen and short-term adjustable ability to gain balance with Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) The result revealed that ASEAN trading link showed long-term relationships in good balance as well as short-term adjustable ability to gain balance of the models among the three countries. It was found that factors influencing Thailand and Malaysia stock markets were accordingly correlated opposed from Singapore which means that the three countries are well-balanced in the long and short run. It may be concluded that the stock markets in the three countries will demonstrate good integration after the ASEAN Trading Link