By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

It supports a market economy approach, while expressing concern regarding the availability of capital for businesses. It demonstrates an understanding of the state's role in providing financial instruments, but cautions against the risks associated with increasing sovereign debt. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of competitiveness for the purpose of economic development.

The text expresses concern over the economic losses sustained by the agricultural sector, highlighting the contraction of the pig farming industry. It acknowledges the sector's economic significance and the necessity of state intervention during a crisis.

It supports reducing bureaucracy and administrative burden for businesses, stressing the necessity of hearing out entrepreneurs' proposals. It demonstrates the understanding that ongoing dialogue with the business community should be standard practice, rather than a campaign presented as an extraordinary measure.

It supports supplementing the market economy approach with state intervention in areas where the market does not function optimally. It favors the state playing a role in improving access to capital through financial instruments, collateral, and guarantees, in order to support entrepreneurship and investment.

It supports a larger role for the state in funding education, particularly upper secondary education. It expresses concern regarding the condition of the national budget and inquires about the utilization of European Union funding for educational investments.

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There is not enough data.

It supports an economically sound energy policy, highlighting the affordability of renewable energy relative to nuclear power. It expresses concern regarding the profitability of state investments in the nuclear energy sector. Furthermore, it stresses the crucial role of electricity prices for maintaining the economy's competitiveness.

Supports the maritime transport sector through the reduction of waterway fees, demonstrating a pragmatic approach to bolstering economic competitiveness. Expresses concern over the high cost of electricity and its effect on the economy. Calls for a comprehensive economic analysis for major investment projects, such as the development of nuclear energy.