By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The economic viewpoints are indirect, supporting investments in green energy (wind farms, solar panels). There is no data available concerning taxes, budget discipline, or trade.

The economic views are strongly anti-regulatory, particularly in the context of the green transition, which is viewed as destroying industry, agriculture, forestry, and the transport sector through high energy prices. Emphasis is placed on the need to protect powerful export industries, and there is a warning that economic ruin will leave the state without funds for culture, education, and national defense.

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to tax hikes (excise duties, VAT, taxation of pensions), which, in his estimation, will deepen the economic crisis and diminish purchasing power. He criticizes the extraction of super-profits allowed to banks and advocates for supporting business sectors (tourism, transport, agriculture) to preserve competitiveness.

Economic outlooks are cautious and critical regarding the accelerated pace of mining, which is driven by the green transition and the intense demand for rare earth metals. Warnings are being issued that international pressure and the interest shown by foreign companies (Ukrainian oligarchs, an Australian firm) could lead to Estonia losing control of its mineral resources. A thorough assessment of social and environmental impacts is prioritized over quick economic gain.

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Economic views are indirect, emphasizing that compensatory measures for ensuring security (such as more expensive radar) are highly costly. Green transition projects (offshore wind farms) are primarily addressed in the context of security risks and technical infeasibility, rather than from the standpoint of economic benefit.

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Economic perspectives focus on the efficiency of tax collection and fiscal discipline. Concerns are voiced that raising the excise duty may not yield the expected revenue, which points to criticism regarding the government's revenue forecasting.