By Years: Anti Haugas

He/She strongly supports fiscal discipline and targeted aid measures, while opposing universal tax cuts, which he/she believes are ineffective and merely enrich businesses. He/She advocates for free-market economy principles, stressing that low prices cannot be the primary objective of economic policy. He/She views the export of prison services as an opportunity to generate export revenue for the state and keeps a close watch on issues concerning labor law flexibility.

Economic perspectives highlight the competitiveness of Estonia's tax environment and the export of its know-how to the European Union. It questions the long-term sustainability of the pension system due to demographic shifts. It supports increasing state fees for expedited passports to discourage unnecessary fast-track applications and cover the state's expenses.