The labor is dedicated to the analysis of the economy in sub-pandemic times and the analysis of the impact of COVID 19 on economic trends at the global level. The key economic consequence will be a decline in production and economic activity, that is, an economic crisis. The main driver in this case is unique because it is the occurrence of the infection, and not the usual economic or financial flows. They also consider the characteristics of that economic recession that leads to a drop in consumption, a fall in stock markets and a shock to aggregate supply and demand. Social and economic policy measures cannot be easily assessed. The length and intensity of the crisis as well as their effects are difficult to determine precisely because of the specific factors that caused this crisis, and that is the spread of the COVID 19 virus, whose behavior in the future cannot be predicted.

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