By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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The economic views are strongly anti-monopoly, criticizing the agreements between pharmaceutical manufacturers and general practitioners (GPs) that create an unethical system of kickbacks. The speaker suggests that the prescribing of medicines is motivated by rewards, such as trips abroad, rather than the patient's actual needs.

Economic views emphasize social justice and criticize the government's expenditure of 8.2 million euros on officials' salary increases, deeming it an unfair priority. The speaker strongly advocates for social redistribution and the prioritization of subsistence benefit recipients, who have been left in a "ridiculous situation." The preference is for strengthening the social safety net rather than increasing administrative costs.

Economic views stress the sanctity and inviolability of private property, pursuant to Article 32 of the Constitution. The speaker is strongly opposed to taxes intended to eliminate private property or forcibly change behavior, such as reducing car dependency.