By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

Economic viewpoints are not directly presented, but the speaker questions the economic benefit if it is achieved at the expense of residents' health and the living environment. They criticize the implication that "money will come and everything will be great," while ignoring the negative impacts.

Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, stressing that they undermine the financial well-being of most people and threaten the survival of businesses. They advocate for fiscal discipline achieved by cutting government spending and bureaucracy, and rooting out corruption. The government’s objectives are deemed misguided because they fail to prioritize economic growth or the prosperity of Estonians.

The economic views are strongly opposed to tax increases, emphasizing that they ruin businesses and deepen the economic recession. Specific opposition is directed at raising the VAT on foodstuffs, increasing excise duties, and implementing new taxes (the car tax). The platform advocates for supporting entrepreneurship and criticizes the government’s overreaching commitments, which have punched holes in the budget.

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