By Plenary Sessions: Anti Haugas

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Economic perspectives focus on increasing labor flexibility to enable students and mothers of young children to participate in the workforce according to their schedules and availability. Support is given to regulations that promote flexible employment contracts and variable workloads.

Economic views are focused on generating revenue and exporting services, considering the export of social services to be an economically beneficial activity for the state. It supports international cooperation that yields fiscal benefits and increases export revenue.

Economic perspectives stress fiscal discipline and the necessity of operating under market conditions to prevent tax evasion. The speaker advocates for securing tax revenue for the state, insisting that services must be rendered via invoice, inclusive of VAT. He draws parallels between special benefits and transactions conducted below market price, indicating a regulatory posture.