By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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Economic perspectives focus on the systematic structure and long-term sustainability of the financing mechanisms for national cultural facilities. A concern is raised regarding whether the state will be able to maintain duplicating major facilities, financed from various sources, in the future. The discussion revolves around the funds of the Cultural Endowment and their distribution.

Economic perspectives emphasize competitiveness, stability, and economic growth, identifying high energy prices and an unstable tax environment as the primary obstacles. The speaker expresses support for the role of entrepreneurs in driving the economy and is concerned about the erosion of Estonia's competitive advantages (cheap labor). He also questions whether "profiteering" is a genuine issue or merely a case of looking for trouble.

Economic views are expressed in opposition to the car tax, as it penalizes families who need heavier vehicles out of necessity, not luxury. In the energy sector, solutions are supported that would reduce price volatility and improve crisis readiness, proposing either lowering the price of the universal service or discussing the potential merger of the Baltic stock exchange areas.

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