By Years: Reili Rand

It supports the economy's shift towards higher added value and digitalization, while opposing the importation of cheap labor and the abolition of the 1.5-times salary criterion. It advocates for state intervention via regional industrial policy. It criticizes the government's tax policy for increasing inequality (specifically citing the VAT hike and the cancellation of the income tax increase for the wealthy). It expresses concern regarding the growing national debt burden and its potential impact on the country's credit rating.

Economic perspectives highlight the importance of regulation to protect borrowers and prevent debt collection issues, while supporting the establishment of a positive credit register. There is also a strong focus on enhancing national competitiveness, seeking legislative measures to bolster economic growth. These views generally favor regulated financial stability and economic growth.