By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

Economic perspectives stress market efficiency and the necessity of infrastructure investment to reduce electricity prices. A rapid, trade-facilitating solution (i.e., establishing interconnections) is preferred, which would enhance import capacity.

Economic perspectives focus on mitigating the negative impact of inflation and tax hikes on citizens, supporting an increase in state compensation. It criticizes the government's actions for abolishing tax benefits (on housing loan interest and for children). It also highlights the difficult situation faced by entrepreneurs who are unable to cover the salary difference for employees participating in reserve training exercises.

Economic perspectives indirectly address the issue of the workforce, skeptically questioning whether the importation of foreign prisoners is linked to the need to bring in skilled labor capable of communicating with those inmates in their native language.

Economic views are strongly focused on opposing tax hikes, which they label a "tax festival" that attacks the populace. They are demanding increased funding for local municipalities and emphasizing the importance of confidence in the economic environment, which is a prerequisite for having children.

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