“…The spread of the coronavirus and the restrictive measures imposed everywhere in countries, along with self-restrictions of the population, have had a rapid impact on both national economies and the global economy as a whole. It is also worth noting the non-systemic nature of this crisis and its special nature of development: first, the economy is falling not from the disease and virus, but from the measures taken by the state to stop it; second, the key feature of today's crisis is a controlled decrease in activity due to government actions; third, the distribution of costs is extremely uneven due to the complete shutdown of some industries, the transfer to a remote format and work in compliance with strict sanitary and epidemiological measures [1,3,7].…”