By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

Economic views emphasize the need to protect real wages from inflation and tax increases, as well as to support low-income residents. Strong opposition is voiced against amendments to the Employment Contracts Act that would create an unstable "casual wage" system. The speaker prioritizes worker security and stability over flexibility that reduces income predictability.

Economic perspectives favor targeted state intervention and investments in human capital development, emphasizing the training of NEET youth and the creation of jobs for the domestic population. This points to a priority on increasing domestic employment and social productivity.

The economic views focus on the funding of education and research, supporting the position that research produced using taxpayer money (such as doctoral theses) should be widely accessible to increase public benefit. No other economic issues are covered.

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