By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

Economic views are expressed indirectly, sharply criticizing the activities of Kaja Kallas's family business with Putin's Russia. This is framed as morally reprehensible conduct that oils the Russian war machine and earns "a nice penny." Direct positions on taxes or regulations are not presented.

The speaker is a strong proponent of tax cuts and firmly opposes tax hikes, especially during an economic recession. He also stresses the inviolability of private property. He criticizes the government's lavish spending on foreign aid and defense procurement, seeing these as areas where savings could be made to cover the state budget deficit. He asserts that the state budget deficit was intentionally created.

Economic views are heavily geared towards reducing the tax burden and putting an end to government waste, while criticizing 'green ideology' and decisions made in the energy sector. The speaker opposes new taxes, arguing they are simply used to cover up corruption, and champions the well-being and livelihood of both entrepreneurs and the general public.

The economic stance is strongly anti-tax, especially regarding measures that exacerbate poverty and are disproportionate. They favor improving the budget by reversing existing tax reforms (the "tax hump") instead of introducing new taxes. Emphasis is placed on protecting the public's financial well-being.