By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

Critical of the current economic management, stressing the three-year recession and Estonia’s position as the EU country with the worst-performing economy. It opposes the increase in the number of public sector employees at a time when the private sector is making redundancies. It advocates for boosting efficiency through technology, criticizing the Unemployment Insurance Fund (Töötukassa) for refusing to utilize artificial intelligence.

Economic views are focused on opposing unfair taxes which impede regional mobility and disproportionately burden weaker segments of society. It criticizes the lack of transparency in how taxes are formulated and the practice of justifying tax increases with foreign policy factors ("Putin is raising taxes").