By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

Economic perspectives are tied to the impact local government has on the nation's economy and planning. It is stressed that over half of the GDP is generated in Tallinn, meaning that local decisions (such as general and specific planning schemes) are critically important nationwide. This economic argument forms the basis for the demand that only citizens should exercise political power.

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The speaker mentions increasing the efficiency of the state machinery and state reform, but frames this only within the context of casting doubt on the government's motives. No specific economic policy stances regarding taxes, spending, or regulations are put forward.

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