By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

In economic outlooks, the primary focus is the interest in financial innovation, specifically raising questions about the feasibility of using cryptocurrency as a means of tax payment. Regarding the workforce, emphasis is placed on the negative impact of the wage gap and excessive workload on the national economy and the availability of services. The speaker is concerned about working conditions that reduce doctors' motivation and increase burnout rates.

Economic perspectives are linked to regional development, where research and development (R&D) and the presence of universities are viewed as key drivers of economic growth and regional vitality. This indicates support for investments in education and human capital.

Economic perspectives center on issues of tax structure, particularly the topic of progressive income tax, which is a key theme in the legislative inquiry.

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Economic perspectives are centered on rising unemployment, declining purchasing power, and the negative impact of high electricity prices. Opposition is voiced against a higher VAT rate, which, citing Margus Ilmjärv, negatively affects service sector companies and leads to job losses. The preference is for measures that protect jobs and family welfare.

There are no direct economic implications. Indirectly, the policy supports maximizing the labor pool by integrating educated refugees to expand the teaching base, which points to an effort to address the public sector labor shortage.