By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The economic views are strongly nationalistic, rejecting the free transfer of natural resources to foreign investors and French private capital. They demand that the exploitation of natural resources must provide the state with the financial resources currently lacking in the economy, rather than leaving the local population with mere pennies. Foreign investment in this sector is viewed as exploitative.

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Economic views emphasize the protection of Estonian land as a limited and valuable resource, opposing its cheap acquisition by foreign capital. The speaker is concerned about the intrusion of foreign capital (a French private equity investment fund), which threatens private property and national wealth.

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There is not enough data. The topic covered is historical and legal, not economic.

Economic perspectives emphasize the necessity of maintaining state subsidies for farmers to prevent the disruption of business operations and ensure food security. The speaker calls for the necessary funds to be allocated from the state budget, prioritizing the sector's stability and security over fiscal discipline.