By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

Economic perspectives favor tax relief as a means of stimulating the economy, specifically supporting the cancellation of the planned income tax increase. Furthermore, there is skepticism regarding the government's justification for why lowering the VAT would fail to boost the economy, pointing instead to a desire for broader tax concessions.

The economic perspective heavily emphasizes the protection of consumers and lower-income groups (pensioners and wage earners). Stress is placed on the necessity of addressing the rising cost of living and soaring food prices, which have driven many people into financial distress. This stance is directed against the government's alleged inaction in managing inflation.

Economic viewpoints support increasing state spending on foreign representation to promote the Estonian economy and secure economic agreements. Regarding budget priorities, increasing development aid is criticized at a time when Estonia's own representative functions are suffering from a lack of funding.

The provision of social benefits to individuals granted international protection is addressed, confirming that they are entitled to receive the same benefits as residents of Estonia. The stated position is the protection of the existing social budget and associated obligations.