I actually looked them up on Heritage Foundation's site [right wing site], because the wiki and state dept comment son them are vague and cheerfully diplomatic. Heritage ranks them very high on economic freedom, though down a bit from their last survey, and speaks fairly glowingly - though also rather briefly - of Estonia's post cold war progress. Unfortunately while we are one of their larger distant importers, we don't really sell them much, make up only a small percent of their foreign investments (roughly tied with UK, apparently they are tight with Sweden in that regard) and really have little to do with them, but they've been fairly supportive of US foreign policy and committed troops to both our current wars. So, happy to see they are pushing upward and keeping tight relations with the West. They're very similiar in size, population and climate to New Hampshire I gather, a bit larger

Glad to hear about their Flat Tax efforts though I am not actually a supporter of Flat Tax, I just am open to it, I consider myself a fence sitter on tax policy (method not amount) by lack of deep economic knowledge. Loosely speaking, I tend to favor a smaller Flat Tax with deductions for the federal, sales tax for the states and counties, and property tax for municipal, and that tariffs should really be small and limited to offsetting costs associated with port and customs security.