Four New Officials to Stimulate the Economy.

Good Morning, Republic! 🏰
🙆 Holding my head – my brain is about to explode.

Officials are going to stimulate the economy?
This kind of activity seems more suited to Seewald (a psychiatric hospital), where in nine wards, patients believe they’re going to “stimulate” their wards – coming up with schemes to drive the caregivers crazy. (In today’s context: read “Estonian people.”)

Have these officials ever been involved in entrepreneurship? Or can they only use Excel and spout total nonsense?
Whose brainchild is this, funded by taxpayer money?

Some might say, “Indrek is just complaining.” But think about it – seriously! Officials are going to stimulate the economy? With what, I ask? Handing out pens?

For those less familiar with entrepreneurship, here are five pillars that should be implemented at the STATE level – not through officials:

1. Job creation and support for entrepreneurship

• Subsidies and tax benefits: Tax incentives and subsidies targeted at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
• Innovation funds: Investments in new technologies and innovation projects that create added value.

2. Education and workforce development

• Improving workforce qualifications: Strong retraining programs that meet market needs.
• Linking education and practice: Closer collaboration between businesses and educational institutions.

3. Effective governance and reduction of bureaucracy

• Developing a digital state: Increase digitization to make interaction with the government even simpler and faster.
• Reducing bureaucracy: Simplify the processes for starting and running a business.

4. International cooperation and trade

• Export support measures: Enhance the competitiveness of Estonian companies in foreign markets.
• Foreign investments: Create a favorable environment to attract foreign investments, focusing on high technology and industry.

5. Stimulating consumption and investments

• Tax policy reform: Lower certain tax burdens if necessary to stimulate consumption and investments.
• Housing and infrastructure investments: New infrastructure projects that create jobs and improve economic infrastructure.

All these steps require close cooperation between the government and the private sector.

WHAT has been DONE in 30 years? I ask, WHAT?

Where is the Republic’s vision and strategic plan? Estonia’s problem is that we’ve been led by utterly incompetent people for a very long time. And now we’re seeing the finale of this so-called “success story,” where everything is falling APART.

YES – even that is positive. We can start from scratch!

Dear Estonian people, wake up already!

Major global changes are happening right now. If the Estonian people continue to live cheerfully under imposed ideologies, they’ll face harsh lessons and painful consequences.

It’s time to start thinking.
You reap what you sow.

Sunshine to you! 🌞
/Indrek Pähnapuu, ERE/ Source: Facebook