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The Covid-19 pandemic has had multi-sector impacts, including this in sharpening the economic contraction of many countries. This research aims to analyze the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic as well as regional differences and state status on the economic growth of the affected countries. The results of the research show that the number of cases, time of exposure, total population, ratios of government spending, as well as regional differences and country status have a significant impact on economic growth with a fairly high coefficient of determination (R2 0.6373 and α10%) Management of the impact of a pandemic in Asia, America and Africa. different in significance from the governance in the Australian/Oceania regional countries. Meanwhile, the management of the pandemic in Europe is not significantly different from that of Australia/Oceania. The difference in the status of advance countries is significantly different from those of low income countries. However, the status of emerging and middle income with low income countries is not significantly different from the governance of low income countries.