By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

Economic considerations are limited to the national defense budget and financial planning. Specifically, the estimated cost for replenishing infantry mine stockpiles in 2026 is being requested, which demonstrates an interest in fiscal discipline and cost forecasting within the defense sector.

The economic perspective is critical of tax hikes and cuts to family benefits, arguing that these measures generate poverty and destitution. It advocates for the swift reduction of administrative burdens and bureaucracy for businesses, stressing that wealth—which politicians seek to redistribute—is generated by enterprises. Furthermore, it criticizes the state's persistent distrust and excessive control directed at entrepreneurs.

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The speaker supports improving economic growth and competitiveness, viewing public investments in infrastructure (roads, energy capacity) as a direct means of creating new jobs and better incomes. He also advocates for improving the business environment by reducing the number of inspectors and auditors.