By Months: Anti Haugas

Economic perspectives indirectly relate to fiscal discipline, emphasizing the need to eliminate shortcomings in order to avoid fines imposed on the state and the costs associated with infringement proceedings.

Economic perspectives focus on financial regulation and tax policy, specifically assessing the impact of the bank tax (the solidarity bank tax) in neighboring countries. Interest is directed toward the economic consequences of specific political decisions and comparing them with the situation in Estonia.

Supports fiscal integrity and tax collection, opposing schemes that enable tax evasion (VAT, market conditions). Views the export of state services (such as prison services) as a positive source of income generation and competence retention. Highlights the need for legal regulation to create flexible working conditions (e.g., for mothers of young children and students) who wish to work varying hours.

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Economic perspectives stress the efficiency of state revenue collection and the channeling of targeted subsidies to those who need them, contrasting this approach with universal tax reductions. The speaker advocates for a free-market economy where low prices are not the primary objective; instead, the priority is fostering overall prosperity and employing judicious intervention. This position is strongly supportive of fiscal discipline.