By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

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The economic views are characterized by strong opposition to spending taxpayer money (specifically, funds belonging to the Estonian taxpayer) on supporting the cultures of national minorities. This suggests a desire to direct state resources exclusively towards goals that support national identity, and opposition to expenditures that damage Estonian identity.

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Economic perspectives are tied to social policy, emphasizing the need to support large families, as families with three or more children face twice the poverty rate. The government is accused of creating this poverty problem through the removal of family benefits, which suggests support for state intervention to improve the economic situation of families.

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to the government's tax policy, calling it "tax terror," and criticizes both inflation and the economic downturn. He advocates for maintaining and increasing benefits for large families in order to alleviate poverty and boost the birth rate, while opposing fiscal austerity measures that come at the expense of social benefits.