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.

The purposes of this study were to compare demographics to making purchasing decisions to Japanese skincare products of female consumers in Bangkok and study the marketing communications affected the buying decision Japanese skincare products of female consumers in Bangkok. This research was the quantitative research by using questionnaires from 384 female consumers who previously purchased the product by uses the multi-stage sampling method. The data was analyzed by as frequency percentage mean standard deviation t-test statistic One-Way ANOVA and enter multiple linear regression at the statistical significance level of .05. The results showed that: most of the sample was between 25 - 34 years (35.40%) single status (68.20%) average monthly income of 10001 - 20000 baht (34.10%) education of bachelors degree (55.70%) and work in private companies (48.70%). The average monthly income education level and occupation had different decisions purchasing Japanese skincare products among female consumers with statistical significance at the .05 level. Marketing communication influence female consumers purchasing decision of Japanese skincare products with statistical significance at the .05 level were sales by individuals (29.10%) public relations (18.10%) and promotion (15.80%).

The objectives of this research are to 1) study the corporate are to image of the State Railway of Thailand and 2) the image of the service by State Railway of Thailand that is related to the decision to use 115 new passenger train service by one time measure survey patterns of quantitative research and questionnaires as tools to collect data by using a 400 sample of 115 new passenger train at Bangkok station. The statistics that use in the analysis were percentage mean deviation and Pearson’s product moment coefficient of correlation The result shows that the most respondents were males aged between 37 – 46 years graduating with a bachelor’s degree. Occupation of private sector employees with an average monthly income approximately 20001 – 30000 baht traveling by 115 new trains around 1 - 2 times a year and domicile in the southern part of Thailand. There is an opinion on the corporate image of the organization of the State Railway of Thailand in organizational management at a high service level and have opinions on the decision to choose to use 115 new trains in terms of intention interest needs and decisions in choosing to use the service at a high service level for the hypothesis testing it was found that the relationship of the corporate image of the State Railway of Thailand and the selection of passenger services: a case study of 115 new trains have a low level of relationship. The corporate image of State Railway of Thailand in service sector has a moderate relationship.

The study on the relationship between financial ratios and returns from stock price ratios in the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI) aims to study the relationship between financial ratios and returns from the stock price ratio on the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI) and to the relationship between financial ratios and returns from the ratio of stock prices in the primary market The MAI of the companies with a high yield and the companies with low yield. The data is collected from 32 companies 151 samples listed on the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI). They are separated into 74 high-yield companies and 77 low-yield companies. The data is analyzed using descriptive statistical analysis including mean and standard deviation and inferential statistics including Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient Analysis and multiple regression analysis. The results showed that the working capital ratio (Log10CR) and net profit to equity ratio (ROE) were positively correlated with stock price ratio. The fast working capital ratio (Log10QR) and the net profit margin ratio (ROA) have a negative relationship with stock price ratio. The net profit margin (NPM) and the operating profit to income ratio (OIM) have no relationship with the share price ratio.

The purpose of this independent study to study the demographic factors that affect the buying decision of Reebok products in Bangkok and to study marketing communication channels that affect to the buying decision of Reebok products in Bangkok. This research is quantitative research using survey and questionnaire as a tool to collect data from the 400 samples in Bangkok. The result of this research found that the majority of them were single female consumers were in the age range between 21-25 years old and hold bachelor’s degree or equivalent working at a private company and earning the personal income between 10000 – 20000 baht. While the marketing communication channels found that the most important factor was Personal selling followed by Sales promotion and Public Relations. Moreover in decision making the marketing communications channel had influenced consumer buying decisions in Bangkok. The statistically significant level at .05 was the Public Relations factor Sales promotion factors Personal selling factors staff and Direct marketing factors. While advertising factors do not affect consumers decision to buy Reebok products.