By Years: Toomas Uibo

The speaker advocates for a liberal market economy, stressing the necessity of boosting productivity and competitiveness through investments in science, research and development, and skilled labor. He calls for strict fiscal discipline, defending tax hikes (including the car tax) as an unavoidable measure necessary to streamline public finances and ensure national security. Furthermore, he supports abolishing the tax curve anomaly and intensifying competition within the banking sector, demonstrating a commitment to improving both the business environment and consumer protection.

The entity strongly supports fiscal discipline, the streamlining of public finances, and ending deficit spending to restore the state's credibility among investors. It favors reducing bureaucracy (e.g., a 15-day response time instead of 30 days), supporting major investments (the €160 million measure), and promoting technology-intensive businesses. It supports the car tax as both an environmental levy and a tool for expanding the revenue base, while simultaneously opposing sector-specific tax exemptions.