The Vietnamese Economy and the Fourth Industrial Revolution is a collection of in-depth studies that provides a comprehensive view of Vietnam's economy in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The book not only presents theoretical concepts but also emphasizes practical insights, contributed by scholars, practitioners, government officials, and business leaders.Readers will explore applied research in fields such as marketing, behavioral economics, tourism, and management, with prominent topics including consumer behavior in Ho Chi Minh City, the impact of service quality on university branding, and leadership styles in Vietnamese businesses. The book also analyzes human factors in management, including ethical leadership, female leadership, work motivation, as well as topics like microfinance, remittances, and digital transformation, shedding light on changes in consumer behavior and business management strategies in the digital age.Additionally, the book discusses the influence of independent directors and tourism on Vietnam's economy, offering up-to-date information on the challenges and opportunities Vietnam faces in the era of globalization and industrialization. This book is an essential resource for researchers who wish to gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam's modern economy.