By Months: Maria Jufereva-Skuratovski

Total Months: 15

Fully Profiled: 15

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09.2025

2 Speeches

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06.2025

4 Speeches

The economic views are strongly pro-business and growth-oriented, emphasizing the reduction of bureaucracy and the simplification of the tax system. They support retaining the principle of taxing only distributed profits, which has been Estonia’s competitive advantage. As a result of the tax reform, the annual income of an average-wage earner will increase by nearly 1,500 euros, demonstrating a clear desire to support private individuals as well.
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05.2025

5 Speeches

Economic views emphasize the importance of economic growth and demand clarity in projections (1.5% vs 2.5%). The speaker is pro-business, focusing on the impact of regulations on the business environment, reducing bureaucracy, and identifying hidden risks for entrepreneurs (e.g., in reporting).
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04.2025

3 Speeches

Economic viewpoints are expressed in criticism regarding the implementation of the car tax, emphasizing its administrative burden and the impact on people with disabilities and other special cases. He/She focuses on the social justice of the tax policy and the quality of its implementation.
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03.2025

1 Speeches

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02.2025

9 Speeches

The speaker vehemently opposes temporary sector-specific taxes, such as the solidarity bank tax, viewing them as detrimental to the economy and ordinary people in the long term. He/She stresses the importance of a stable and predictable tax policy and supports the existing permanent income tax system for the banking sector, which has already generated significant revenue for the state budget. The speaker prioritizes stability and competition within the business environment.
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12.2024

1 Speeches

The information is insufficient because the discussion concerns the internal organization of Parliament, not directly economic policy, taxation, or the budget.
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11.2024

1 Speeches

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10.2024

1 Speeches

The speaker supports fiscal discipline and the saving of public budgetary funds, viewing this as a necessary step in streamlining state finances. He/She advocates a system where the size of the benefit is dependent on earned income, but considers the reduction of inequality appropriate, and favors labor market flexibility so that parents can work while raising a child.
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09.2024

3 Speeches

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06.2024

3 Speeches

Economic perspectives focus on restoring economic growth and alleviating cost-of-living concerns, which are the most critical issues for the people of Estonia. The speaker stresses the need to identify which specific factors indicate an economic recovery in the coming months, citing improved exports within the EU as a positive precondition.
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05.2024

3 Speeches

No data available. While regulations are addressed (e.g., sales restrictions in school cafeterias and childcare conditions), taxation, the budget, trade, or broader economic policy are not touched upon.
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03.2024

1 Speeches

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02.2024

5 Speeches

Economic views are subordinated to security and values; economic concerns stemming from the war are acknowledged, such as supply chain disruptions and rising prices. However, it is also believed that solutions can be found for economic and financial worries, since "the world is big and open." It is emphasized that economic hardship must not diminish support for Ukraine, which remains the top priority.
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01.2024

2 Speeches

Economic views emerge during the analysis of motivation in scientific research, highlighting the crucial role of salary considerations and the career model. This suggests an understanding that financial and structural incentives are critically important for retaining the labor force in the science sector.
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