By Years: Jaak Aab

It supports a strong state role in the economy, particularly in competition oversight and energy sector development. It criticizes low-tax policies, citing IMF recommendations regarding a progressive income tax. It favors boosting productivity through smart investments, rather than importing cheap labor. It stresses the necessity of fair pricing for essential services.

Supports a progressive tax policy where the wealthy pay more, including wealth taxes and a graduated income tax. It emphasizes the importance of investments for economic growth, backing the Rail Baltic project and the development of renewable energy. It criticizes the raising of the VAT as a measure that disproportionately burdens lower-income individuals.