By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

Economic policy views are strongly focused on protecting citizens' purchasing power; they oppose the raising of fines and state fees, arguing that these measures put undue pressure on the economy. They demand economic stimulation, job creation, and wage increases, while accusing the government of using dishonest methods to cover budget deficits. The current fiscal policy is viewed as lacking vision and merely serving to fill the state coffers.

Economic views are strongly pro-business and highly critical of regulations. It is emphasized that the economy is declining, yet the government is failing to offer stimulating measures, instead proposing bills that only create conflict and confusion. The speaker believes that the new regulation will scare businesses away and lead to extensive litigation.

Economic perspectives center on the necessity of improving the revenue base and investment climate for local municipalities. The speaker opposes detrimental bureaucracy and the increasing cost of services, citing the management of waste disposal as an example that generates additional costs.

Data is lacking. No positions regarding economic issues, tax policy, or the budget are presented in the speeches.