By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The speaker demonstrates expertise in macroeconomics, fiscal policy, and energy sector issues, identifying as a member of the Economic Affairs Committee. Technical terms and data are utilized, such as references to the Maastricht 3% requirement regarding the national defense loan, and highlighting the cost disparities between offshore and onshore wind parks. The speaker proposes concrete solutions, including securing a national defense loan and preventing banks from excessive profit-taking through the correction of the Euribor system.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding large infrastructure projects and their financing, citing specific figures (e.g., 3 billion for offshore wind farms and Rail Baltic). Furthermore, they possess knowledge of fiscal policy, mentioning national defense bonds, tax increases, and the cost of election promises (€500 million).

The speaker demonstrates familiarity with tax policy terminology, specifically using the concept of the "tax hump." Furthermore, there is a reference to concrete financial figures tied to election promises (the Reform Party's pledge of 500 million), indicating a certain level of knowledge regarding financial specifics.