Companies in the context of the coronavirus pandemy assessment of capital value

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The article examines the methodological problems in the assessment of the capital value of companies in the context of the caronavirus pandemic and describes the scientific and theoretical aspects. In particular, the capital risk assessment methodology is highlighted, taking into account changes in the country risk premium, country risk premium and the country’s credit defaultswap spreads.

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