Özet:

The Covid-19 epidemic, which occurred in December 2019 in China, in a short time affected almost the entire world. Recently, a number of sectors in the economy have been shrinking, resulting in high unemployment and inflation rates in most countries. The increased expenditure of the health sector in the fight against disruption has led to a high rate of public expenditure. In most countries that prefer the way to extend debt and money supply for public spending, inflation has seen increases. This study compared the world’s twentieth largest economies based on macroeconomic data and public budget indicators. In this context, three different periods of time, prior to the Covid-19 epidemic, the beginning period of the epidemic and the post-epidemic period, have been studied separately from the methods of the Hierarchic Compilation Analysis and the Methods of the Non- Hierarchic Compilation Analysis, using the K-Middle Method. The findings showed that in the collections obtained by macroeconomic indicators, the relevant inter-period transitions were greater than in the collections obtained by public budget indicators. In addition, it has been found that Turkey is a single crowd in each period in terms of macroeconomic and Japan is separated from other countries in terms of public financial indicators.

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