By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The economic platform is staunchly opposed to tax and excise hikes, stressing the imperative to protect domestic small entrepreneurs and safeguard pensioners. Criticism is leveled against the government's ballooning expenditures (such as salary increases for officials and funding for ideological NGOs). Furthermore, there is a call to address the issue of foreign large capital extracting tax-free profits. The government is viewed as fiscally irresponsible.

Opposes raising taxes on car owners (excise duties, vehicle tax), especially when this does not result in a corresponding improvement in service quality (road maintenance). Views tax hikes negatively, as they increase citizens' expenses due to the money spent on vehicles and spare parts.

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Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal responsibility and the closing of the budget deficit. The speaker opposes costly reforms (such as abolishing the tax bulge) and supports avoiding new taxes by cutting or postponing existing expenditures.

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