By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

Economic perspectives advocate for increasing the revenue base of local municipalities and require the state to compensate for lost land tax revenue. Support has also previously been given to granting land tax exemptions to businesses during crises, although the inflexibility of the existing legislation in implementing such measures is recognized.

Strongly supports the country's competitiveness and the growth of corporate prosperity by establishing the development of renewable energy as an economic priority. It demands a reduction in bureaucracy within procedures and supports economic intervention, particularly the establishment of wind farms in depleted areas. It considers renewable energy an object of heightened public interest, which should consolidate other economic sectors under its umbrella.

Economic arguments oppose consumption taxes when they fail to achieve their objective (changing consumer behavior). Although the need to find revenue for the state budget is recognized, this specific tax solution is rejected due to its inefficiency.