Global institutional consequences of coronavirus

This article examines the institutional consequences of COVID-19 pandemics. It is shown that pandemic-associated changes are related, first to economy digital transformation, and second 2 schemes acting simultaneously. In theory above mentioned reflected in works H. Demsetz D. North. The author factors related demand supply institutions. forecasts framework J.M. Keyens’ «impossible trinity» priority freedom decrease while justice efficiency a state increase. distinguishes three models political institutions supply, depending on their relation personal data property rights feedback capabilities: totalitarianism model, social sustainable development model platform-based contract with aggregators participating it. new bifurcation point problem present change can already be seen modification approaches opportunism/opportunistic behavior solving as well sphere business transactions support governmental substituted (crowded-out) by platforms due high levels "allocated" trust.