By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The economic views are characterized by strong opposition to new taxes, particularly the motor vehicle tax, which is considered penalizing to rural areas. Taxation is viewed as restricting a way of life that fails to account for the specific needs inherent to rural living.

Economic perspectives support the more active and faster use of sanctions to put pressure on the economic environment. Sanctions are an integral part of the victory strategy and should be extended to Chinese companies assisting the aggressor.

His economic views are strongly pro-business, emphasizing the need for government contraction and criticizing the administration's inability to find the resources necessary for implementing tax cuts. He highlights the concerns of entrepreneurs regarding input costs and the decline in purchasing power, while advocating for fiscal discipline and lower taxes.