The main purpose of this study is to empirically test the selling price of luxury apartments in Hanoi, Vietnam. The authors collected secondary data from previous studies, real estate firms in Hanoi. For this purpose, in this study we evaluated and analyzed selling prices of luxury apartments of real estate firms. The results of the research show that there are many differences in the selling price of luxury apartments. Based on the findings, some recommendations are given for real estate firms in Hanoi to improve the selling price of luxury apartments. This study will benefit the real estate firms in Hanoi in the improvement of their performance.

Because of the effect of the world economy and national economy, construction firms Listed in the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) are forced to improve firm performance to develop. This paper presents the firm performance of construction firms Listed in the HNX to adopt the evaluation and the measurement three (03) basic financial ratios, including: (i) Fixed asset turnover ratio (FAT), (ii) Total Asset Turnover Ratio (AT) and (iii) Equity turnover (ET). The authors collected secondary data from previous studies, construction firms Listed in the HNX for the period of 2015-2019. The results of the research show that the firm performance of construction firms has many limitations. This study will benefit the construction firms Listed in HNX in the improvement of their performance.

I revisit the relation between macroeconomic activities and stock prices by selecting the most important macroeconomic variables that are appropriate for analyzing their impact on stock returns. Using vector autogressive models (VAR), combined with co integration analysis and the vector error correction model (VECM) I estimate the explanatory power of each macroeconomic variable on the variations of the stock prices and distinguish the short-run from long-run movements among all key macroeconomic variables. I find that (1) in the short-run macroeconomic variables do not appear help explain changes in stock returns, (2) in the long-run the real interest rate and industrial production are the most important macroeconomic factors, and (3) in the long-term the real economic activity and stock returns Granger-cause each other.