By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

Economic perspectives center on the financial discipline of local municipalities and strengthening their revenue base to prevent debt and the failure to provide essential services. The speaker supports collecting taxes to finance these services but emphasizes the necessity of avoiding overly rapid and crippling tax hikes, proposing mechanisms for lowering the tax rate as a solution. He warns that property tax alone cannot resolve all the supplementary costs faced by local governments.

Economic perspectives favor fiscal redistribution, which is referred to as a "Robin Hood" measure, in order to ensure a minimum level of services. The objective is to preserve the capacity of local municipalities to provide services and address a widespread financial issue.