By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

Economic perspectives stress the necessity for tighter regulation in the labor market to prevent the exploitation of temporary workers and curb unfair competition. A specific concern highlighted is that agency workers in Estonia can perform "any job whatsoever" without adequate oversight, indicating a clear desire to protect existing labor standards.

Economic views support tax cuts (VAT, excise duties) aimed at improving consumers’ purchasing power and their ability to cope. Critical of the government, which prioritizes fiscal discipline and budget revenue over the economic well-being of the people.

Economic positions emphasize protecting the interests of agricultural businesses from excessive regulation and bureaucracy. There is opposition to social conditionality requirements, which increase the administrative burden and introduce the risk of reducing subsidies for minor deficiencies. Furthermore, the unequal competitive situation between businesses and private individuals applying for support is also criticized.

Economic views focus on fiscal responsibility and the fair utilization of taxpayer money. The speaker strongly opposes the lack of transparency regarding expense reimbursements for public servants and unreasonable bonuses, which infringe upon the principle of integrity.

Economic perspectives prioritize regional stability and security over budget cuts. The government's fiscal policy is being criticized because it can find 100 million euros elsewhere, but is unable to find 682,000 euros for a courthouse. Concern is also being expressed regarding rising fuel excise duties, the car tax, and the condition of the roads, all of which make it harder for both residents and local municipalities to make ends meet.