By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

Economic perspectives strongly favor knowledge-based, high value-added, and productivity-boosting economic development. The speaker criticizes state budget expenditures that create low-productivity jobs and generate costly future obligations. They emphasize the need for fiscal discipline, specifically avoiding situations where terminating contracts proves costly to the state budget.

Economic viewpoints focus on the value of the workforce and its optimal distribution within the public sector. Although prisons are expensive, the speaker considers the inefficient use of trained labor (guarding Swedish prisoners) even more costly. Fiscal discipline is supported through the better allocation of resources to internal security.

Strongly supports increasing the state's contribution and directing expenditures toward the social sector and healthcare. It deems the current funding insufficient and demands additional state resources to solve fundamental problems and ensure necessary services.