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Social Security Economics Explained

with Jon Haveman

Join economist Jon Haveman for an expert, nonpartisan discussion of Social Security — breaking down costs, how it works, what’s broken, and potential solutions.

Social Security is one of the most important — and most debated — pillars of the U.S. economy. What role does it play in your financial future, and how sustainable is it? Economist Jon Haveman unpacks the current state of Social Security and why it matters to workers, retirees, and future generations alike.

Learn how Social Security works, where the money comes from, and where it goes. Dive into costs, benefits, and the long-term challenges facing the program — along with potential solutions.

Join Jon Haveman, Ph.D., for an expert, nonpartisan discussion that brings clarity to a complex topic and equips you with the insight needed to better understand one of America’s most consequential public programs.

Economics Explained: A Nonpartisan Series with Jon Haveman

Clear, nonpartisan explanations of today’s biggest economic issues — focused on facts, context, and real-world relevance. No background in economics required.

• Mon, Feb 9, 6pm — Social Security Economics Explained
• Mon, Mar 9, 6pm — The Federal Debt: What You Need to Know
• Mon, Apr 13, 6pm — State of the U.S. Economy: What’s Happening & Why

This event is co-sponsored by the Rotary Club of Tiburon-Belvedere.

Jon Haveman, Ph.D., is Executive Director of the National Economic Education Delegation and a Principal at Marin Economic Consulting, an economic research and consulting firm specializing in entrepreneurship and local economic development issues. Dr. Haveman is an expert on regional economies and local economic development, particularly the Bay Area economy. He is also widely considered one of California’s leading experts on the economics of seaports, goods movement, and international trade policy.

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