Abstract

In today's globalizing world, the impact of the pandemic directly affects such processes as population growth and reproduction. In the context of a pandemic, there is not only a demographic crisis that countries face, but also an economic one. This allows countries to move from one stage to another in their demographic development. As a result of changes in the patterns of population reproduction, the weakening of the population's confidence in the future in demographic development, leads to a decrease in the demographic inclination of the population. Such patterns of development as the manifestation of the impact of the pandemic on demographic development during the transition from extended reproduction of the population to simple reproduction, during the transition from a progressive type of age structure of the population to a stationary or regressive one are studied.