By Months: Õnne Pillak

Economic views are liberal and growth-promoting, supporting the lowering of the tax burden (the tax hump is eliminated, the income tax increase is avoided) and the improvement of the business environment. The state’s task is to create favorable conditions, not to distribute large subsidies. Strict fiscal discipline and cuts to public sector spending (with a savings target of 1.4 billion euros) are emphasized in order to balance the budget.

It supports the acceleration of economic growth, which is driven by major infrastructure investments and a reduction in the tax burden (a 1.4% decrease). It advocates for canceling the planned income tax increase and abolishing the tax hump, which will leave the average wage earner with an extra 1,848 euros annually. It views the increase in the state budget deficit as inevitable and justified as the price of freedom, while simultaneously stressing the continued need for cuts in public sector expenditure.

Economic policy positions are strongly pro-business, centered on reducing bureaucracy and repealing regulations that impede commercial activity. They support major infrastructure projects that guarantee entrepreneurial freedom and ensure life functions smoothly in rural areas. Furthermore, they advocate for making sustainability reporting voluntary in the future.

The economic views are strongly pro-business and anti-bureaucratic, emphasizing the necessity of making decisions that are sensible from the perspective of entrepreneurs. The speaker supports improving the economic environment by reducing the regulatory burden, and defends the government's actions in stimulating the economy through 108 specific decisions.

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Economic outlooks stress the vital role of the export market in generating wealth and boosting European competitiveness. Support is being channeled towards attracting new investments through clean energy production that simultaneously lowers electricity costs, directly opposing the inefficient and unsustainable economic model based on oil shale. The ultimate goal is removing the constraints on economic growth.