By Plenary Sessions: Züleyxa Izmailova

Supports progressive and targeted taxation so that the wealthy pay proportionally to their means. It advocates for strong fiscal intervention (lowering VAT) to curb inflation, restore purchasing power, and promote the circular economy. It considers this measure a tool for balancing the economy, which will help domestic production and the service sector.

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Economic views are strongly focused on lowering taxes (specifically the VAT on foodstuffs) to increase purchasing power and stimulate the circular economy. It is considered important to strengthen the competitiveness of domestic production and the tourism sector by reducing the price difference compared to imported goods. This approach refutes the argument concerning the loss of budget revenue, asserting that the money saved will immediately flow back into consumption on goods subject to higher tax rates.

The speaker is a strong advocate for fiscal discipline, opposing the large budget deficit, which is viewed as dangerous for the nation's future. He criticizes the government's policy as unfair redistribution, arguing that it benefits the wealthiest at the expense of the poorest.

Economic views are critical of the maximum deficit and the favoring of the wealthy via the budget. There is opposition to lowering the gambling tax, as this would reduce state revenue. The speaker is seeking alternative sources of revenue, proposing bringing women to Estonia to give birth as a "promising business plan."