By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

It expresses strong opposition to the taxation targeting buyers of more expensive cars, referring to the measure as "taxing people to death." This demonstrates resistance to state intervention and the raising of the tax burden, particularly concerning consumption and private property.

Economic views focus on the strict enforcement of sanctions and demanding adherence to business ethics, particularly concerning large financial transactions. There is strong support for the public investigation and scrutiny of the activities of major businessmen (specifically the shuffling of funds), aimed at preventing the support of the Russian military industry.

Economic perspectives center on criticizing the wasteful use of state resources, highlighting the lack of procedural efficiency within the legal system. Strong opposition is evident in the expenditure of one and a half million euros to process an 8-euro case, which points to a desire for more economical and proportional use of public funds.

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Economic viewpoints are presented within the context of corruption and security, stressing strong opposition to conducting business with Russia (Metaprint, Stark Logistics) after 2014. The speaker sharply criticizes money laundering (the movement of hundreds of billions through Estonia) and the role of oligarchs (Oleg Ossinovski) in funding political parties, which ultimately leads to political blackmail.

Economic views emphasize ethical trade and are strongly opposed to conducting business with Russia after 2014, labeling it "blood business." Criticism is leveled against major businessmen who enrich themselves during the war and corrupt the political system by circumventing sanctions.

Economic views are heavily focused on protecting industrial competitiveness, emphasizing that high energy prices in Europe will lead to deindustrialization. He supports stable and affordable energy for large-scale industry and is skeptical of expensive and utopian storage technologies (such as the Paldiski reservoir). He warns that current policies can no longer guarantee our standard of living.

Economic views focus on the energy sector, emphasizing the need to maintain baseload generation and deploy renewable energy to a reasonable extent. There is opposition to plans that dismantle existing generating capacity.

The economic views expressed are opposed to the introduction of a progressive income tax, evidently preferring a simple and uniform tax system, which the speaker believes has been the foundation of Estonia's success. He criticizes the government for abandoning this principle.

A staunch defender of private property, opposing the imposition of taxes on residential land, which they argue threatens the society of property owners. They consider the taxation of new basic necessities dangerous, especially in the context of economic recession, inflation, and high energy prices. They support the economically efficient lifestyle represented by home ownership.