By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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The speaker advocates for state intervention and public sector contribution to development activities during challenging economic times. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of utilizing public funds to stimulate innovation and attract private capital, which indicates a distinctly pro-growth economic perspective.

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Economic perspectives focus on fiscal prudence and long-term planning, emphasizing strict adherence to the budgetary strategy. The speaker demands clarification regarding the legal basis and the long-term (four-year) binding nature of a specific financial measure (0.25%).

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The speaker stresses the necessity of sound public finances and sharply criticizes the failure to achieve the planned savings (150 million). Issuing bonds ("billions in additional bonds will be issued") is preferred over implementing new taxes (such as a car tax), viewing the latter as unreasonable. The stance is fiscally conservative, demanding accountability from the government.

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