By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The economic views emphasize fiscal discipline and the necessity of finding areas for savings within the public sector, particularly through an audit of NGO funding. The income tax exemption for old-age pensions is supported as a socio-political measure.

Support is expressed for increased and targeted state funding (a state commission) channeled through education to ensure the long-term viability of the agricultural sector. Concern is expressed over the consequences resulting from budget constraints and the reallocation of internal funds, underscoring the importance of fiscal discipline and priority setting.

Strongly supports measures that boost economic growth and competitiveness, specifically those that reduce business costs and ease labor shortages in the transport, forestry, and agriculture sectors. It opposes government excise tax increases and new fees that undermine businesses' ability to manage operations. It views the proposal as an opportunity to raise labor productivity.

Strongly supports reducing bureaucracy for businesses and demands better data security, which is linked to maintaining Estonia's competitive advantage. The economic view emphasizes efficiency and easing the regulatory burden.

There is not enough data.

Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, seeing them as detrimental to business and people's ability to cope amid inflation. It supports small businesses, farmers, and construction workers, stressing that their larger vehicles are tools of the trade, not luxuries. The government's actions are viewed as dishonest measures aimed solely at filling the state budget.

The economic platform strongly opposes tax hikes (car tax, sugar tax, VAT). Emphasis is placed on the negative impact that high inflation and the government's tax policy have had on the Estonian economy and its residents. Full transparency regarding economic data is demanded.