By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Tein

Economic perspectives advocate for a strategic tax policy where reducing tax rates serves as a mechanism for boosting state revenues and enhancing global competitiveness. We support incentivizing entrepreneurship via a private capital mobilization fund, effectively linking fiscal discipline (revenue generation) with core business interests. Furthermore, ensuring the security of the sector through appropriate regulations is crucial.

The economic focus centers on curbing financial crime and strengthening state oversight. Emphasis is placed on the critical importance of European Union funding for the execution of large and innovative technological projects.

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It advocates for reformist economic decisions and the vigorous involvement of private capital to ease the burden on the state budget, offering a state match (1/3) for private sector donations. It supports intelligent tax design in export sectors (such as the remote gambling tax) to generate supplementary revenue for financing sports and culture, viewing these areas as robust economic sectors. It emphasizes the economic benefit that healthy and employed citizens bring to the state.

The economic perspectives are heavily geared towards fiscal discipline and cost savings, emphasizing that services in private healthcare are up to 30% cheaper. Private sector solutions are favored over large-scale state investments, which points to a market-based approach.

The speaker advocates for economic growth, increased competition in the banking sector, and attracting foreign investment (the entry of new banks). Taxation is viewed primarily as a signal that could potentially hinder tax revenue and the sector's development. The preferred approach is improving market conditions through regulation.

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal discipline and minimizing state expenditures, focusing on finding alternatives for covering the upkeep costs of a large real estate asset. The objective is to prevent significant wasted expenditure (or dead loss) for the state and ensure the efficient utilization of assets.

Supports economic growth and the increase of state budget revenues, preferring a scenario where businesses generate income and pay income tax on it. Expresses skepticism regarding the raising of excise duties if this impedes profits and collections, prioritizing fiscal discipline and the functioning of the economy.

Supports fiscal responsibility, emphasizing that the state budget is limited. They are a strong proponent of involving private capital in financing sports and culture, proposing a state incentive model (similar to the pension system). They advocate for tax earmarking, ensuring that a portion of the sugar tax is specifically directed toward a designated sector.

Strongly supports the involvement of private funding in sports financing and sees significant untapped economic potential in culture and sports. It calls for a reform of the tax-exempt donation law to unlock a market potential of nearly one billion euros. Emphasis is also placed on the economic impact of sports (e.g., 46 million euros) and the fiscal benefit of preventive health behavior for the state (a reduced burden on the Health Insurance Fund).

The economic perspectives focus on the efficiency of the system of state subsidies and investments. The speaker is interested in ensuring that the system for supporting major investments operates optimally and that any government changes are justified.

Economic perspectives are articulated through the detailed scrutiny of international financial decisions (amounting to 50 billion euros), highlighting the allocation and impact of the aid. This points to concerns regarding financial discipline and transparency when dealing with large-scale expenditures.

It supports increasing the private sector's involvement in public financing, viewing this as a positive trend. The economic perspective emphasizes the state's role in stimulating investments and utilizing private capital to support science, culture, and sport.