By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

Economic perspectives emphasize low taxes and cheap electricity, contrasting this sharply with the current situation where both taxes and prices are high. There is strong opposition directed at billion-euro subsidy schemes, which are viewed as corrupt handouts to selected businessmen rather than genuine support for economic growth. The preference is for fiscal discipline and transparency.

The economic perspective centers on protecting a specific small economic sector (beekeeping) and mitigating risks that impact both productivity and income. Emphasis is placed on the need to understand and resolve practical issues that threaten the livelihoods of producers.

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The economic stance is firmly opposed to tax hikes, criticizing the government's financial ineptitude and the corrupt distribution of funds (subsidies for green energy). The budget crisis is viewed as the direct result of incompetent economic management, stemming from a continuous stream of poor decisions. They advocate for encouraging investment and stand against the bankruptcy of state-owned enterprises (Nordica).

Economic perspectives are presented indirectly, emphasizing transparency in the use of taxpayer money and criticizing the massive corruption in procurement tolerated by the government. The impact of losing USAID funding directed at the socialists is also mentioned.

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