By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

Economic viewpoints are strongly opposed to tax hikes, especially concerning VAT, income tax, and excise duties. The speaker defends social benefits, criticizing the cancellation of support for large families and the taxation of the average pension. These positions highlight concern for lower-income groups and social justice.

Economic viewpoints oppose the introduction of new taxes (such as the car tax) in the current economic climate, emphasizing the burden of inflation and the difficulty of economic conditions. The preference is for social justice achieved through tax concessions for disabled people and large families, and the government is urged to prioritize economic revitalization.

Economic perspectives emphasize the need for fiscal discipline and the reduction of public sector spending, in accordance with the agreed-upon austerity measures (5%, 3%, 2%). Opposition is being voiced regarding the situation where these promised cuts do not correlate with the active recruitment of administrative staff by state agencies, which contradicts the stated goal of reducing administrative overhead.

Economic views are strongly opposed to the introduction of new taxes (car tax, defense tax, sugar tax) at a time when the economy is contracting and inflation is high. The speaker criticizes the coalition's fiscal policy, arguing that they have "mentally already spent the money" before it has even been collected, and suggests finding alternative ways to fund the budget.