By Months: Kristo Enn Vaga

Economic perspectives are linked to the defense sector, supporting state intervention (infrastructure, legislation) and investments in research and development (R&D) for the accelerated development of the defense industry. The role of the entrepreneur in the defense industry is supported.

It supports national investments in the defense industry (a defense fund, a defense industry park) as a source of economic growth, emphasizing the production of "lethal output." It raises the question of the potential positive impact that abandoning the income tax increase would have on consumption and the economy, citing Toomas Luman's position. It also supports a long-term (ten-year) budgetary framework for national defense planning.

Strongly supportive of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the need to reduce the regulatory burden. It supports the position of the Government of the Republic to make the submission of sustainability reports voluntary for all companies, in order to stand up for Estonian businesses.

Economic prospects are tied to regulatory stability and security. It supports regulations aimed at providers of vital services (including food production) that require investments in redundant connections to ensure operational resilience. This demonstrates a prioritization of national security and the continuity of services.

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Economic views support robust state investment in defense spending, emphasizing fiscal discipline and opposing taking on debt, which is treated as a one-off expenditure. A long-term budgetary strategy is supported, allowing contracts to be concluded until 2031.