By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

Economic views are restrictive regarding regulations, especially concerning green policy, which increases costs and calls into question the sustainability of the aviation sector. Cheap and effective defense measures (landmines) are preferred in order to save the national defense budget. Criticism focuses on regulations that could potentially have a destructive effect on engines and raise the price of air tickets.

The speaker advocates for cheap energy as the foundation of the economy, citing the affordability of oil shale energy as an example. He strongly opposes state subsidies for renewable energy, such as the 2.6 billion euros allocated to offshore wind farms, arguing that these measures actually make energy more expensive. He views the current energy pricing policy as a threat to the survival of both the economy and the state.

The speaker supports significant government expenditure on defense but is concerned about how it will be funded, questioning the necessity of future tax hikes. They stress the need to find long-term sustainable financial solutions that won't undermine the overall development strategy.

Economic perspectives emphasize the necessity of ensuring adequate funding for local governments to fulfill the obligations placed upon them, citing the insufficiency of the current financing policy. Criticism is also directed at the ineffectiveness of rural support measures in preserving jobs and services.