This research aims to study a model of marketing strategic towards generationmillennials customers’ buying decision using food delivery application and to present model of marketing strategic towards generationmillennials customers’ buying decision using food delivery application. The mixed methods approaches of quantitative and qualitative research methods were used. In qualitative research method using in-depth interviews with 11 respondents and quantitative research in which questionnaire was used as an instrument to collect data from 400 populations of generation millennials customer living in Bangkok who order foods through food delivery application. Statistics for data analysis included frequency percentage average standard deviation exploratory factor analysis (EFA) The results indicated that most of the respondents were women with a bachelorsdegree who had a career as private company employees and an average monthly income of 18000 – 25000 bahts use Grab application the most use less than once week there are a total of 2 orders per order choose order the most street food average 100 - 350 Baht cost per time order food in the evening (17.01-22.00 p.m.) order food to eat at accommodation most order food to eat with friends reason for ordering a delivery is that it is comfortable from out going by self choose to pay by cash and consumers think that all of the factors are important in deciding to order food from restaurants through the Delivery Application application at high level. Results analysis of factors affecting generation millennials customers’ decision making to order from food delivery application be classified into eight factor as 1) easy to user experience strategy 2) goods value and price strategy 3) physical evidence and presentation strategy 4) strategies for brand awareness 5) accuracy and complete strategy 6) restaurants management system strategy 7) sales promotion strategy 8) new product development strategy.

This research aimed to study the factors affecting return of gold futures in Thailand futures exchange. The study used the daily historical data of five years from January 1 2011 - December 31 2015. There were five factors to be used in the study. They were Interbank Rate Set Index Exchange World Crude Oil Price and Gold Price and Used the Descriptive statistics to test the basic data and the Multiple Regression Analysis to test the hypothesis. The study found that the Interbank Rate Set Index Exchange Rate World Crude Oil Price and Gold Price were able to forecast the Coefficient of Determination (R2) approximately at 0.617. It showed that the independent variables in the model could explain the change of dependent variable at 61.70% and found that the most affecting factors on return of gold futures were Gold Price and Interbank rate by having the same directional relationship with the return of the Gold Futures in the Thailand Futures Exchange.

This research is a survey study. And analyze the waste composition And guidelines for the use of seafood waste in the Thai seafood market Samut Sakhon Province According to the survey 96.27 percent of the waste comes from restaurants. This is because Most fresh seafood restaurants Will feed the seafood whole Therefore there is no garbage such as shrimp if it is a restaurant the customers will have left shrimps on the head. But the fresh restaurants give away the shrimp and crab so the garbage from the fresh restaurant only has fishbone which is very small. Because most customers accept the whole fish There were also some places where the vendors cut the fish and left their bones. But when analyzed by type of waste it found that shell waste was the highest. Which is up to 55.29 percent. Followed by shrimp shells fish bone and fish heads and crab shells the study found that seafood debris had material properties with low moisture content. It also contains calcium as the main component. For example shellfish contain calcium as the main component which is found in approximately 98.50 percent. Not only striped shells Fishbone shrimp and crab shells are also low humidity and high in calcium. The bizarre one was holding a sea bass head and a grouper head with a high amount of organic matter. And with low ash content food waste that should be analyzed for the possibility of recycling are striped shells cockle shells shrimp shells fishbone shells fishbone dumplings tuna and crab shells.

The objectives of this theses are: 1) to study the attitude motivation marketing mix and the decision to purchase second-hand brand name shoes from Facebook; 2 ) to compare personal factors i.e. gender age occupation education level that affecting decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook and; 3 ) to study factors affecting the decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook using the quantitative research methodology through an online survey tool in order to collect required data from 400 samples who actually purchased second-handed brand name shoes from 4 different Facebook pages. The pages were: 1) Second-handed shoes on Khao Lam Road FB Page 2) Taii Taew 2nd handed FB Page; 3) Shoes-Project FB Page; and 4) Cho Chopping FB Page. The data was analyzed by finding frequency percentage average t-test One-way Analysis of Variance and Enter Multiple Regression Analysis. The key research findings are: 1) Most of purchasers who decide to purchase second-handed shoes via Facebook are 215 males (62.50%) 162 are at aged over 51 years (40.50%) 178 are private business owners/entrepreneurs (44.50%) 214 posed bachelors degree or are currently studying (53%). 2) The study on motivation attitude for purchasing second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook found that respondents recognized cost saving as the most important key decision making factor in purchasing second-handed brand name shoes (x̅ = 4.36); followed by the user-friendly and uncomplicated purchasing process (x̅ = 4.19). 3) The study on motivation for purchasing the second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook found that the respondents recognized the importance of price advantage when comparing to the new brand name product (x̅ = 4.40) seconded by product limitation and availability in general local market (x̅ = 4.29). 4) Overall marketing mix factors of second-handed brand name shoes on Facebook was at high level (x̅ =3.79) in which price factor is at high level (x̅ = 4.32) followed by distribution factor ( x̅ = 4.23) product factor ( x̅ = 4.04) marketing promotion factor and market factor (x̅ = 3.89) respectively. 5) The study decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes via Facebook found that respondents recognized the “convenience to purchase secondhanded brand name shoes via online channels fast and diverse in payment methods” as the most important factor (x̅ = 4.14) followed by personal preference (x̅ = 4.10). 6) From the hypothesis found that: 6.1) Gender age and education differences differentiated the decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook with a statistical significance at .05 level. 6.2) Attitude motivation and product marketing mix that included distribution sales & promotion affected the decision to purchase second-handed brand names shoes from Facebook with statistical significance at the .05 level.

Thailand is one of the few countries in the world that provides the whole value chain of the textile industry with over 4700 local textile producers and 800000 to one million workers making this industry the second-most important employment sector. In 2016 the industry’s export revenue was valued at almost USD 7 billion contributing to over 3% of total exports. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is the biggest international market for Thailand clothing export (23%) and expected to become the worlds fourth largest market by 2030. However Thai cloth entrepreneurs are facing major problems that demand attention including labour costs new design and product development and in particular online marketing. The Thai fashion and textile industries should define a clear strategic move through integrating textile with fashion with a view “toward sustainable creative industries with strong soft power”. The purpose of this study is to analyse competitiveness of Thai cloth entrepreneurs in relation to online management and integrated marketing communications (IMC) in the ASEAN market. The research instrument involves a descriptive cross-sectional mixed-method study in Thailand. For quantitative data 60 cloth entrepreneurs are invited to complete a questionnaire before and after our “online management and IMC” training programme and a qualitative in-depth interview study is conducted with 10 cloth entrepreneurs. The 2017 survey returned 100% participation with general agreement that a website and Facebook are the most important IMC tools for online marketing in the ASEAN market. Before training the participants had knowledge and skills regarding the ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) online communication and social media tools in intermediate level while they had less knowledge and skills concerning social media web design and online gallery. After training the statistics show an increase in entrepreneurs’ level for all knowledge and skills. Furthermore the findings from in-depth interviews show that with regard to entrepreneurial competitiveness in relation to the ability of online management and IMC there is a requirement for further training and government support. In addition the 10 cloth entrepreneurs agree that time management and quality of product and service control are very important for online business.