By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker criticizes taxes that raise consumer prices (such as VAT) and deems the increase in the income tax-free minimum insufficient, arguing that it does not offset previous price hikes. They support boosting economic growth and improving competitiveness, and stress the necessity of prioritizing local labor (given the 60,000 unemployed) over importing foreign workers.

The economic stance is strongly fiscally conservative, opposing any fee increases that undermine people's ability to cope and make them "even more poorer." There is also criticism directed at the growth of bureaucracy and administrative costs resulting from the introduction of new IT solutions and the hiring of specialists, all funded at the expense of waste management.

There are no specific economic views, but there is strong opposition to widespread financial dishonesty and the theft of funds, exemplified by the 6 million euro sum in the Lehtme case. This indicates concern over the misappropriation of state funds or donations.