By Months: Maido Ruusmann

Among the social issues, emphasis is placed on the direct consequences of economic inequality, such as the exodus of residents from Southeast Estonia and low wages. These social problems are framed as a failure of economic and regional policy. Data regarding other social topics is unavailable.

Social issues addressed include regional viability and the preference of young people to live in rural areas, stressing that excellent connectivity must compensate for the lack of regional employment opportunities. Also crucial is the availability of quality housing in the regions, along with a car tax reduction for families with children, amounting to 100 euros per child.

Among the social issues discussed are the out-migration from regions and demographic decline, both of which are directly connected to the uneven distribution of economic resources. The social problem itself is framed as an economic consequence.

The primary social concern is regional inequality and its consequences, such as the population leaving the region due to low wages. This social problem is also linked to security issues.

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The primary social issue is educational inequality, which is directly linked to regional inequality. The objective is to ensure better educational opportunities for children living in peripheral areas, thereby achieving social mobility.