By Months: Tanel Tein

The economic views are strongly oriented towards growth and market competition, emphasizing that the economy must function and generate revenue for the state budget. It prioritizes businesses earning income to ensure the collection of income tax, and opposes a bank tax, which could stifle investment and competition. It supports creating better conditions for ordinary customers and businesses in the banking sector.

He advocates for fiscal discipline and strongly supports stimulating the attraction of private funds into the sports and culture sectors, seeing great potential in this (up to 1 billion euros). He believes that the state should intervene to incentivize entrepreneurs to donate, proposing a form of cooperation similar to the pension system. He also supports the earmarking of taxes (e.g., a sugar tax) to ensure targeted funding for a specific sector.

The speaker strongly advocates for the involvement of private funding and the reform of tax laws to unlock untapped economic potential (approximately 1 billion euros in donations). Sport and culture are treated as an economic sector whose financial impact must be emphasized. Fiscal discipline is supported through preventative measures aimed at reducing future state healthcare expenditures.

Economic perspectives center on the transparency and impact of major international financial decisions (50 billion euros). The speaker is requesting specific details regarding the collection and distribution of the aid, stressing fiscal responsibility and the aid's intended purpose (military assistance).

The economic perspective supports the active involvement of private sector capital in nationally important sectors (science, culture, sport). The state's role is viewed primarily as a catalyst and a provider of supportive signals that incentivize the participation of private funds.