By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

Economic arguments are strongly directed against the government's green transition, which is viewed as damaging the economy, widening the productivity gap with the US, and turning Estonia into the consumer of the most expensive electricity in Europe. Warnings are issued against the country being "plundered," and emphasis is placed on the need to stop subsidizing the loss-making wind energy sector.

Economic views focus on preventing damage, criticizing policies that have jeopardized food security and caused significant financial losses for farmers. Indirectly, he supports the interests of the agricultural sector by demanding stricter limits on the wild animal population.

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Economic views are clearly aimed at lowering taxes, criticizing the socialist policies that have hindered this. Questions are also being raised regarding the financial cost to the Defence Forces of reducing the impact of heavy industry, citing the need for risk mitigation.