By Years: Õnne Pillak

Economic views focus on stimulating economic growth, reducing bureaucracy, and boosting export capacity through clean energy. It supports reducing the tax burden (by 1.4%), canceling the planned income tax hike, and abolishing the tax bracket kink to increase the income of the average wage earner. It defends the growth of the state budget deficit, calling it the price of freedom, but emphasizes the continued cutting of public sector spending.

Advocates for strict fiscal discipline and the overhaul of state finances, opposing the increase of the debt burden. It supports cost savings (10% across ministerial administrative areas) and targeted investments aimed at stimulating economic growth (export, Rail Baltic, green technology). It supports protecting vulnerable social groups (pensioners, people with disabilities) despite the cuts.