By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of macroeconomics and tax policy, pointing to the absence of economic growth, a drop in trade turnover, and reduced production. Specific alternative tax solutions are proposed, such as a bank tax and progressive income tax. No data or statistics are utilized; the focus remains on general economic impacts.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of macroeconomics, highlighting the impact of tax hikes on economic growth and consumption. This expertise is bolstered by the use of a quote from Swedbank's chief economist, Tõnu Mertsina, to strengthen the argument regarding the negative effect of tax increases on lower-income individuals.

The speaker demonstrates an understanding of the socio-economic impact of tax policy, specifically focusing on the negative consequences of the proposed car tax. They employ general economic arguments (that tax hikes impede economic growth) and social arguments (that the tax disproportionately affects the poor and restricts mobility). No specific data or technical jargon is presented; the analysis relies instead on a broader assessment of the impact.