By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The economic perspective centers on protecting farmers' livelihoods, expressing concern over policies that compel them to switch from traditional farming to inefficient biomass production (cattails). They oppose radical environmental regulations that jeopardize the viability of the agricultural sector.

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Economic perspectives stress fiscal prudence, warning that a legally unsound scheme for the confiscation of Russian assets could result in significant financial repercussions and compensation liabilities for Estonia and its taxpayers. A cheaper and more direct form of aid to Ukraine is preferred (such as providing 35 million euros directly) over the risky legal scheme.

Opposition is expressed to rigid "fiscal policy dogmas" that create artificial oppositions within the government (such as pitting the funding of teachers against that of police officers). This points to a critique of fiscal discipline when it undermines social priorities.