By Years: Tarmo Tamm

It supports environmental regulation (a CO2 levy) as an economically beneficial measure that encourages cleaner technologies and reduces reliance on fossil fuels sourced from dictatorial regimes. It advocates for balanced state compensation (wage subsidies, a €25 million environmental measure) for shipping companies to safeguard their competitiveness and prevent ships from flagging out to other countries. It deems the "take with one hand, give with the other" approach sensible.

It strongly supports economic growth, investments, and the reduction of bureaucracy, steering the civil service into the role of the engine of innovation. It considers profit the sole self-generating resource for investment and emphasizes the importance of science-intensive industry, education, and priority development sectors. It warns against retroactive taxation, which creates uncertainty in the business environment.