By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

Economic views focus on market mechanisms and competitiveness, emphasizing that the main obstacle to energy production is the market price. There is support for maintaining existing industrial capacity for reserve purposes, which points to a cautious approach to energy security.

He supports tax relief by temporarily exempting vehicles removed from the register from the car tax to prevent unreasonable taxation. Indirectly, he also supports the regional economy by opposing the job losses associated with the closure of the Põlva courthouse.

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal responsibility and the necessity of collecting taxes to fund public services, stressing that money doesn't come out of thin air. At the same time, it is highlighted that the tax burden must not inhibit society's capacity for self-sufficiency or create an unjust burden for low-income individuals.

Economic viewpoints support the use of excise duties as a means of reducing social harm, which would result in savings for the state budget. It supports fiscal discipline but emphasizes the need to protect domestic industry and prevent the cross-border shift of consumption resulting from border trade. It deems it reasonable to forego some of the planned excise duty increases.