By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

Economic perspectives support the reduction of excise duties on fuels and light heating oil. This indicates a desire to lower the national tax burden on consumers and businesses that utilize these inputs.

The speaker is strongly opposed to tax hikes, especially during the period of economic recovery, arguing that they stifle business activity and fuel inflation. He/She stresses the fairness of the tax system and is critical of the cumulative tax burden, which completely fleeces people. He/She advocates for creating a buffer for businesses to recover from the crisis.

Economic perspectives advocate for active state intervention via regional policy to influence population distribution and support rural areas. Reference is made to previous programs that necessitated national investments to achieve regional balance.

The economic outlook is clearly focused on reducing the tax burden, specifically by supporting the amendment of the income tax rate through Bill 109 SE. The politician stresses the importance of fiscal discipline and fostering an environment conducive to economic growth, while firmly opposing the notion of trying to tax the country rich.

There is not enough data.

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal responsibility concerning large-scale projects (like Rail Baltic), demanding a cap on costs and questioning where Estonia draws the line on tolerating further price hikes. Simultaneously, there is sharp criticism regarding the sudden reduction of benefits for large families, which suggests support for social spending aimed at boosting demographics.