By Plenary Sessions: Signe Kivi

Economic considerations support directing the increase in gambling tax revenue to the cultural sector to finance strategic investments and ensure social guarantees for creative professionals. This demonstrates a readiness to use the revenue from the tax increase specifically for the creation of public goods.

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Insufficient data. The allocation of public funds in the cultural sector is addressed, but broader economic perspectives are missing.

The economic perspective focuses on the efficiency of public resources, particularly spending on education, noting that both time and money constitute resources. It is emphasized that despite the significant proportion of expenditure (one in every seven euros), structural reforms of the system must be considered to ensure the optimal utilization of these investments.