By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

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Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, emphasizing that raising taxes slows down economic growth and reduces overall revenue. They support taxing wealth (a bank profit tax, progressive income tax) and demand extensive state budget cuts, including through the elimination of bureaucracy and green energy subsidies. Skepticism is expressed regarding the government's optimistic economic growth forecast.

The economic perspectives are heavily focused on promoting growth and protecting industry, in opposition to the government's policies, which have resulted in a prolonged economic recession. The speaker criticizes political decisions that are leading to the loss of 500 jobs and reducing the nation's electricity generation capacity.

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Economic views are strongly opposed to tax hikes, arguing that they stifle economic growth and reduce real income. When addressing budget issues, the preference is for cutting expenditures (targeting the army of bureaucrats, Rail Baltic, and the green transition) and supporting specific taxes (such as a special tax on banks) rather than taxing the less affluent. The overall stance clearly favors growth and the protection of citizens' incomes.

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