By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

Economic viewpoints stress the protection of business interests and concern over significant economic damage resulting from inefficient regulation or judicial intervention. Solutions are preferred that reduce the economic burden and ensure stability to avoid drastic consequences.

Economic perspectives focus on the effective use of state financial resources and realizing the potential of existing tax benefits. The speaker is skeptical about creating additional incentives for donations when the potential of the income tax deduction is already largely untapped. Funding systems that place private sports schools in a difficult situation are also criticized.

Economic perspectives highlight the crucial role banks play as contributors to the economy, advocating for robust capitalization and the easing of market entry. Concerns are also raised about the negative effect of regulation on the competitiveness of Estonian banks. Furthermore, the issue of lost interest income for depositors is a key topic, signaling worries about market efficiency.

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The economic views focus on using economic power to cripple Russia's actions and resist the aggression. The speaker criticizes Western societies, which have become accustomed to social consumption rather than making defense expenditures. He emphasizes that supporting Ukraine right now is the cheapest, and therefore the most economically sensible, way to resist the aggression.