By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The economic perspectives pertain to the regulation of public procurement and auditing services, emphasizing the necessity of vetting the background and reliability of contractual partners. A preference is implied for robust oversight and well-established business experience within the public sector.

The politician is strongly opposed to tax hikes, viewing them as a factor that fuels inflation, increases unemployment, and slows down economic growth. The necessity of protecting people's purchasing power is stressed, and the government is urged to maintain responsible fiscal discipline. The position is especially critical concerning the lack of transparency in the financial management of large infrastructure projects (Rail Baltic).

A significant increase in social spending (family benefits) is supported in order to alleviate poverty and address the demographic crisis. Simultaneously, the necessity of finding savings within the state budget is highlighted, raising questions about the potential financial gain from reducing the size of the state apparatus.

The economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, stressing the negative impact of high labor taxes and new business taxes. They favor an environment that promotes competitiveness and criticize the fiscal policy implemented during the crisis.

Economic perspectives are strongly opposed to the current policy of raising taxes and cutting spending, which is widely viewed as accelerating both recession and inflation. The speaker stresses the urgent need for a plan aimed at restoring economic growth and halting price increases. Concerns were raised regarding both the overall economic downturn and the impact of inflation on prices.

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