Dr. Mohammad Habibpour is an assistant professor in the Department of Development and Sustainability, Faculty of Governance, University of Tehran. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Brussels, Belgium (VUB) and three postdoctoral fellowships at the University of Sciences and Letters, Paris (PSL). He has also completed various study, research, and educational opportunities in economics and research methods at the University of Pennsylvania, USA (UPENN), the University of Essex, England (Essex), and the Universities of Göttingen, Siegen, Phillips Marburg, and Kassel, Germany. He has published articles in journals such as Energy Economics, Applied Economics, and has also published parts of a book by MIT University Press on the economics of natural resources. The topic of his doctoral dissertation is the provision of public goods by the private sector, and his areas of expertise are modeling and econometrics, tertiary economics, and development economics. He is interested in interdisciplinary research in economics with other social sciences and the use of advanced statistical modeling as well as applications of artificial intelligence in analyzing economic and social issues and providing practical and knowledge-based solutions to solve tangible and tangible problems of the lower social classes.