By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

It supports stimulating economic growth by lowering excise duties (on alcohol, diesel, gas, and electricity) to reduce prices and ease bankruptcy pressure. It opposes balancing the budget solely through "belt-tightening" and considers the CO2 quota an unfair super tax. It advocates for taking out a loan to develop the national defense industry, viewing it as Estonia's "Nokia" for the next decade.

It advocates for economic growth based on higher productivity, technology, and engineering. It strongly opposes the importation of cheap, low-skilled labor, viewing this as a factor that inhibits economic competitiveness. It clearly favors high-quality labor and innovation.

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Economic considerations point toward a preference for utilizing existing infrastructure and developing multifunctional solutions that maximize utility and potentially lower costs compared to new construction.

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