By Years: Valdo Randpere

The speaker supports economic adjustment and labor law reform, believing that this will improve the job market and contribute to economic prosperity. He/She is skeptical of simple tax solutions (e.g., lowering the VAT on foodstuffs). He/She is fiscally responsible, exploring the possibility of channeling the Bank of Estonia's profit into the state budget to support defense expenditures.

He/She supports fiscal discipline and increasing state budget revenues for defense spending, backing the proposal to rename the car tax the "National Defense Tax." He/She advocates for the abolition of the tax bulge, stressing that this constitutes a tax cut for the majority of people. He/She criticizes free higher education, citing its potential negative impact on the funding of the education system.