By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

Defense expenditures are viewed as a strategic investment, not merely an expense, citing the economic devastation caused by the Second World War. It is believed that the European Union, as the world's third-largest economy, possesses the financial capacity to achieve strategic autonomy, provided spending is comparable to Cold War-era levels. It supports strict fiscal discipline concerning defense spending.

The economic views center on the technical details of taxation, demanding explanations concerning income tax calculation formulas and applicable deductions. Specific attention is also drawn to the special taxation regime for credit institutions, which demonstrates considerable interest in the financial sector's tax burden and its overall transparency.