By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

It refers to state budget issues concerning the financing of maritime safety, noting that the necessary funds have been allocated in the budget. Specific economic standpoints are not apparent.

Actively supports state investments aimed at fostering economic growth, including 160 million euros allocated for strategic projects and contributing 1% of GDP to research and development (R&D). It advocates for investments in green technology and the expansion of renewable energy. Furthermore, it demonstrates robust support for the public sector’s role in stimulating the economy and advancing regional development.

The speaker advocates for increasing the financial autonomy of local governments and reforming the land tax system, which reflects a preference for a decentralized tax system. They criticize the state’s passivity in modernizing the tax system and support the regular revaluation of assets, indicating a pragmatic approach to fiscal policy.

Supports large-scale infrastructure projects as an engine for economic development. Demonstrates a pragmatic approach to financing, citing various funding sources (CO2 funds, bridge financing, loan options). Acknowledges the effect of inflation on increasing project costs, but does not view this as an impediment to project continuation.

Advocates for an active state role in supporting the economy during a crisis, particularly through sector-specific incentives. It recognizes the necessity of tax hikes to balance the state budget, yet stresses the importance of long-term financial stability for maintaining competitiveness. It supports the implementation of a corporate profit tax and a "broad-based" distribution of the tax burden across society.