By Months: Liina Kersna

The economic viewpoints are mixed: on the one hand, the necessity of allocating substantial additional funds to education is stressed (teachers' salaries, vocational education funding); on the other hand, there is a defense of a state fee rate that would fully cover the costs of quality assessment, thereby avoiding additional expense for the taxpayer. He/She emphasizes the necessity of equalizing vocational education funding with that of general education schools.

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Economic perspectives heavily emphasize the critical role of investment in securing economic growth, particularly in research and development (R&D). The speaker prefers utilizing borrowed funds for investment rather than cutting R&D financing, and positively notes the increasing contribution of entrepreneurs to this sector. He supports economic development through innovation.

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It views the euros channeled into education as an investment in a smarter, more cohesive, and wealthier society. While acknowledging the role of education in economic growth and meeting labor market demands, it emphasizes that education's impact is significantly broader and more fundamental. It supports investments in education.

Economic perspectives emphasize the importance of research and development (R&D) for innovation and economic growth. In education, there is support for a more efficient and rational allocation of resources (such as per-pupil funding) to ensure higher salaries for teachers.