By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

Economic perspectives are sharply critical of raising taxes and the redistribution of wealth, a stance demonstrated by opposition to expanding the land tax cap. Concerns are raised regarding the financial burden placed on landowners and the potential for property transfers. Furthermore, strict fiscal control over large energy subsidies is essential to prevent millions from being wasted.

Economic perspectives focus on concerns regarding the labor shortage and criticism regarding the substance of innovation, which appears to be merely the renaming of simple jobs. There is support for stricter control over foreigners entering the labor market to ensure compliance with language requirements.

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Strongly opposes new taxes aimed at filling the budget rather than incentivizing economic behavior. Criticizes the taxation of sugary drinks, arguing that it feels like a punishment and could impede product development. Emphasizes that economic measures must undergo a thorough impact analysis.