By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

Economic perspectives support the redistribution of the tax burden, favoring the taxation of banks' windfall profits instead of taxing private individuals. The necessity of supporting borrowers through interest rate relief is emphasized, and tax hikes that impact consumption (such as VAT), which deepen the recession, are opposed. They advocate for a fiscal policy that directs tax revenue to where profits are generated, contrasting with the current fiscal discipline that harms private citizens.

Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, arguing that these measures harm the Estonian economy, increase unemployment, and worsen people's livelihoods. The speaker advocates for alternative revenue sources, such as a bank solidarity tax and the taxation of international internet giants, in order to protect national capital.

Economic views strongly support small businesses, viewing them as the lifeblood of the Estonian economy. The speaker is demanding a concrete, long-term plan from the government to assist and bolster these companies. He holds the minister accountable for the poor economic situation and criticizes the passivity of the official bureaucracy.