By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

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The economic views expressed are strongly pro-market, stressing that a market economy can only function effectively when there is genuine rivalry and competition. The speaker deems the high prices resulting from monopolistic practices to be abnormal and firmly believes that competition invariably leads to the most efficient and cost-effective solution.

We do not have sufficient data regarding economic policy stances (taxes, budget, trade). The only financial issue is a technical discussion concerning the amount of the state fee within the context of the Aliens Act, which is a procedural matter, not an economic policy stance.

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Economic considerations relate to the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of utilizing state resources in connection with the transfer of control functions. The speaker raises the question of whether the proposed solution would be the most economical for the Estonian state, highlighting an estimate of the potential budgetary costs (a six-digit figure).

Economic perspectives endorse national investments in large-scale infrastructure as a sensible strategy for stimulating the economy when it requires additional support. There is strong opposition to market distortions and the oligopolistic status quo in waste management, necessitating regulatory intervention to mitigate excessively high costs for citizens. Overall, efficiency and a prudent approach are favored.