By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

The speaker expresses clear opposition to tax hikes and supports tax relief for low-wage earners and pensioners. The speaker criticizes income tax breaks for high earners and emphasizes that "it is impossible to make any country rich through taxation." The economic views are aimed at maintaining social protection and reducing the tax burden on vulnerable groups.

Strongly emphasizes cost-effectiveness and the protection of end-consumer interests in energy policy decisions. It supports state investments in energy infrastructure but demands a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis. It criticizes the unfair distribution of subsidy schemes and stresses the need for favorable energy prices to ensure the competitiveness of the economy.

There is insufficient data regarding the economic positions.

The text expresses concern regarding the use of public money, criticizing the Health Insurance Fund's (Tervisekassa) planned relocation, which is projected to cost over a million euros, as well as previous costly name changes. It demands transparency and accountability in the utilization of public funds. Furthermore, it questions the necessity of new taxes (the sugar tax), demanding clarification regarding the 25 million euro budgetary impact.

Criticizes the unfair distribution of state funding, where some theaters receive subsidies exceeding their box office revenue, while others are left without any support. Expresses concern regarding the inefficient use of resources.

Strongly supports fiscal discipline and efficient management of public sector spending. It stresses the necessity of identifying additional revenue streams for the state budget through improved tax collection and locating "buried funds." It demonstrates a pragmatic approach to stimulating the economy via both cost savings and revenue optimization.

It strongly supports pro-business policies and opposes the creation of additional barriers within the business environment. It criticizes tax hikes and calls for improvements to the investment climate. It emphasizes that "money is generated solely through enterprise" and that Estonia must be attractive to foreign investors. It supports the development of industry through stable energy pricing.

Favors the principles of a free market economy and lowering taxes to stimulate economic growth. Argues that the state should reduce bureaucracy and the number of officials, rather than raising taxes. Furthermore, supports banks based on Estonian capital over foreign banks and criticizes state intervention in the energy market.