The US has 700k+ cases currently, but we shouldn't count out the population of the country, around 330 million, and the fact that the US has done more coronavirus tests than anybody else, 3.5 million+. I mean, some other countries can have the same amount of cases per capita, they just don't know about it. But that is not to say that the economic impact of the virus can be more devastating in the end in those countries. IMO no country will go bankrupt because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Do you mean the definition of bankruptcy such as Argentina, Greece, and Zimbabwe? Maybe developing and poor countries can face the situation after the pandemic effect ends.
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No, I mean the Great Depression kind of crisis, which many doomsayers predict these days. Of course I understand that some negative impact on the economy will be experienced by every country, but I think no country, rich or poor, will be affected greatly, meaning, will be affected to the degree so that one could see it just by looking on the streets. That's what many people are afraid of currently, and that's what is not going to happen, in my opinion.