By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

Economic views are strongly fiscally conservative, emphasizing the necessity of avoiding an increase in the budget deficit during an economic crisis. It opposes new taxes and tax hikes that contribute to instability. It favors an income tax system that provides incentives for low-income earners, while criticizing the Reform Party’s reform, which benefits the wealthy and is the most expensive promise of the election cycle.

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Economic perspectives are strongly opposed to the current tax policy, which is viewed as detrimental to Estonia's economic competitiveness and undermining national security. There is criticism regarding the ambiguity surrounding profit and property taxes, as well as the minister's assertion that business owners support both options. Furthermore, the Social Democrats are criticized for inciting class hatred in connection with the national defense tax.

There are no economic positions, except for an indirect reference to the limited funding of defense spending ("money is scarce") and the government's plan to introduce a national defense tax.

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