The new company registration mainly fails between the month of March and May 2020, along with the possible introduction of restrictions in order to reduce the rate of growth due to the covalent pandemic, and this decline has taken place in different sectors. The initial shock of the pandemic has been going side with the reduction in registrations, and the rate started to fail to 5% in the month of April and 6% in the month of May and all these months have the lowest company registration related rates (Kim, Parker and Scholar, 2020).

The rate was also effective strongly over the summer that had already written to the pre-pandemic levels. The insolvent liquidation rate was 0.25% before the global financial crisis and the shock of COVID-19. The decline in insolvency is considered as the inability of the company in order to convince the meetings of creditors. The companies of Ireland and focusing on three different pieces of action.

The first word is today aviated by safeguarding and protecting the aspects of employees, their customers and the viabilities of their business. The second aspect is to bring reorientation in the business; therefore, it can navigate the level of disruption and recovery planning. This office company positioned itself in the business for the available next normal after the crisis (Priyono, Moin, and Putri, 2020). There is revenue growth management that has allowed the performers to generate youth profit that they can easily invest in innovation and brand development during the pandemic.

The small and medium business sector has an effective role in the development of the economy, and the pandemic has brought challenges for small businesses and their owners for the collapse in demand of supply chain showdown of production related to the unsafe work environment. Small business is mainly contracted earlier and it is compared to large firms when the economy starts to slow down because they meanly operate with lower fixed cost and overhead costs (Barua, 2020).

The huge decline in the business performance and the consumption over the few weeks are considered similar across different size businesses’ maintenance of different levels of equity and the employer and non-employed businesses. In the case of the selected country, it is found that the average decline in revenue is considered quite higher for businesses in non-essential industries. The average decline in the revenue for these smallest businesses starts to recover white early into the pandemic, where the revenue starts to drop for larger and smaller businesses (Ghadge et al. 2022). The organization has started to experience worker disruption, and all the companies started to work short and long-term as the workforce and community started to function and perform accordingly (O’Toole et al. 2020).