By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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The economic views expressed are strongly pro-business and anti-tax hikes, with the speaker arguing that the government’s current policy is forcing entrepreneurs to leave the country. The speaker stresses the necessity of creating conditions that are equal to or better than those offered elsewhere for our own businesses, particularly focusing on strengthening the competitiveness of the road transport sector by standardizing per diem rates. He/She is also worried about the declining number of taxpayers.

Economic arguments stress the necessity of channeling the CO2 quota revenue flowing into the state budget (an estimated 600 million) directly into the development of electricity networks. This represents a vision for a strategic investment that is vital for realizing the economic potential of green energy and electric transport.

The economic views pertain to major energy sources and investments, recommending a strategic stake in foreign production (a shareholder in Finland) and the use of imports to reduce risks and costs. This indicates a preference for risk diversification through international investment.

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