By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

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There is not enough data.

Economic perspectives center on state support and the redistribution of resources among local governments (LGUs) to ensure the availability of services. There is support for establishing a national fund that guarantees minimum funding ("floor") for small municipalities, even if the sum involved is relatively small. The objective is to ensure the capacity to deliver services, rather than focusing primarily on economic growth.

The economic perspective emphasizes social justice, noting that the cost of abortion (over 200 euros) represents a significant expense for those who are struggling financially. State funding is supported to prevent poorer individuals from being denied access to these medical services, a situation which could otherwise lead to the use of illegal services.

Economic perspectives focus on fiscal responsibility and the efficiency of public spending. The speaker stresses that investments must yield concrete and measurable results; otherwise, the entire budgeting process is meaningless. Strict budgetary discipline is supported, provided it is tied to clear objectives.