By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

Economic views are strongly critical of the government’s fiscal policy, which is seen as the primary driver behind the lack of economic growth and rising poverty. The speaker stresses the necessity of using public funds efficiently and criticizes the withdrawal of social benefits from families at the same time that ministries are failing to spend allocated money.

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Economic perspectives strongly emphasize the prospects for economic growth and recovery as the central objectives of fiscal policy. The speaker criticizes the government’s fiscal policy, suggesting that insufficient consideration was given to economic growth when drafting the supplementary budget.

The economic views are strongly progressive, supporting the redistribution of wealth. The speaker opposes regressive taxes (such as the car tax, VAT, and excises) and calls for taxing banks' excess profits and large digital corporations, alongside implementing a progressive income tax, in order to collect taxes from "where the money is."

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