By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

Economic perspectives focus on the proportionality and efficiency of the policy. Criticism is leveled at the situation where the small revenue generated for the state does not justify a significant decline in passenger numbers. This indicates a preference for supporting the availability of the service and regional accessibility, rather than prioritizing a minor fiscal benefit.

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Economic perspectives are tied to regional development, stressing the need to ensure adequate electricity connections and accessible roads for businesses. The speaker notes that rural residents are willing to pay fairly for services, emphasizing that the issue is not about free services, but rather the organization of state and local government structures.

Economic views center on valuing the workforce (teachers) and standardizing salaries through state intervention to reduce the regional wage gap. Support is given to measures such as housing and transport subsidies to assist teachers, and salary disparities among local government employees are also highlighted as a parallel issue.

Economic perspectives emphasize the importance of financial regulation in consumer protection. The speaker supports the supervisory authority's active intervention and communication to mitigate the social and economic problems arising from consumer loans, prioritizing consumer welfare over an unrestricted lending market.

Support is given for the continuation of defense spending in "very considerable volumes." The economic perspective emphasizes budget transparency and fiscal control (parliamentary oversight) to ensure confidence, rather than focusing so much on tax policy or economic growth.

Economic views stress regional stability and control over the cost of living, contrasting with the rise in transport costs that harms the credit market. They support the use of foreign labor to stimulate the economy, provided it is strictly controlled and does not compete with local education.

Economic perspectives focus on the issues of labor and public sector wage levels, supporting state funding to ensure fair remuneration for teachers and kindergarten teachers. Additional support from the state budget is demanded for local municipalities to prevent their underfunding in the context of salary increases. State intervention is supported to ensure the viability of regional educational institutions.