By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

Supports fiscal discipline and opposes the waste of money involved in creating new, unnecessary positions. It supports major infrastructure investments (railways, electricity generation capacity) as a crucial tool for developing regional economic growth and production. Investments are prioritized over bureaucracy.

Economic perspectives stress the need for fiscal transparency and accountability when dealing with large loans. It is crucial to determine whether the borrowed funds were used for growth-supporting investments or for covering current expenditures, and what the financial terms of the loan (interest rate) were.

The speaker is strongly opposed to tax increases during an economic recession, criticizing the government's self-inflicted "tax chaos" and the imposition of new levies. They advocate for implementing measures that stimulate the economy, which would increase people's incomes and positively impact crime reduction. The economic downturn is viewed as a direct catalyst for rising crime rates.

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