The coronavirus, which was caught in Wuhan, China last year, has spread to almost every corner of the globe, infecting people in almost every country. Education, health, management, entertainment and almost all sectors have been affected, the job market has shrunk.
Since most of these people are under house arrest, the state has had to take multifaceted initiatives outside its regular role, taking responsibility to ensure the daily needs of the people.Most of the industrialized countries north of the Brandit Line, known as the First and Second Worlds, are dealing with this problem efficiently. The countries in the south of the Brandit Line, known as Third World countries, are in the most critical situation during this period. As all crises revolve around the economy, the economies of these countries with low per capita incomes and agrarian economies have almost come to a standstill, with the possibility of further crises ahead.
During the Corona period, the demand for various products in the market has decreased, the flow of money has decreased, economic risks and crises have increased over time.
The central bank controls the economy in all countries, only this institution has the power to print money. The effectiveness of dealing with the crisis depends on the policy of this economically monopolistic organization, as well as on the implementation of its policies.