By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

Economic perspectives are tied to the management of national defense resources. It is emphasized that given the constraints of limited resources, it is crucial to utilize inexpensive and effective tools, such as anti-personnel mines, to ensure Estonia's defense capability. Independence is considered a "costly" value, and resources must be used optimally to defend it.

Expresses concern regarding the restrictions being imposed on forest owners and requests clarification on the status of the compensation mechanism, indicating an interest in private property rights and economic mitigation in light of the new regulations.

Economic considerations focus on managing the state budget and ensuring financing for the public sector under "tight budgetary constraints." Concern is expressed that securing the budget for the courts might become more difficult without political agreements, should the political intermediary be removed.

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Economic views concern financial crime and the protection of citizens' funds against fraud. The speaker supports state intervention and the tightening of regulations to reduce the financial damage caused by the loss of "very large sums of money."

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal responsibility and concern over the high budgetary cost of the income tax reform. Clarity is demanded regarding the wide-ranging cuts affecting both social benefits and the public sector, citing the necessity for savings.

Supports regional economic stimulation through tax incentives and targeted programs designed to revitalize specific areas. It emphasizes the necessity of training Estonian residents to prevent the importation of foreign labor and ensure the availability of necessary specialized skills. The preference is for economic analyses that evaluate the wider benefits achieved by boosting tourism and entrepreneurship (e.g., free ferry connections).