By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

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The speaker strongly opposes tax hikes, which damage economic growth and exacerbate inequality, particularly at the expense of rural areas. He advocates for introducing a bank tax as a rational alternative that would generate twice the revenue for the budget compared to the car tax, allowing other planned tax increases to be scrapped. He stresses that the government's policies have resulted in the Estonian economy experiencing the largest decline in the European Union (3% of GDP).

The speaker is deeply concerned about the dire state of the Estonian economy and the government's incompetence, factors that have driven down GDP and fueled inflation. They call for a restoration of investments across technology, education, and science, and champion a complete overhaul of tax systems dating back to the 19th century. The ultimate goal is to devise a fair and transparent tax framework that guarantees the sustainable financing of social benefits in the digital era, positioning Estonia as a leader in corporate taxation.

Economic perspectives emphasize inflation as the primary driver of price increases, while simultaneously shielding the business sector (hotels) from direct blame. It demonstrates an interest in macroeconomic factors and stresses the necessity of conducting economic impact analyses.