The purpose of this study is to evaluate the crisis management skills of major advanced economies (Italy, the USA, the UK, Japan, Canada, France, Germany) and some emerging and developing economies (Poland, Turkey, Iran, Argentina, Brazil, Russia, Malaysia) during Coronavirus (Covid-19) which was spread around the world and announced pandemic, that is to say a global disease by WHO on 11 March 2020. In line with this objective, “Crisis Management Criteria in Pandemic” was formed in the view of literature. In reference to this evaluation method, countries‟ approaches to crisis in the first 14 days beginning from the outbreak were examined and they were compared according to IMF economic classification. Within the scope of the study, the decisions to be taken and earlier applications are specified as success criterion in crisis management. According to the results, Turkey is the most successful country to practice crisis management in pandemic, while Canada, France, Russia and Malaysia were the least successful. Looking at the viewpoint of IMF classification, average of emerging and developing economies is calculated higher than the average of major advanced economies. A relevant result can be seen with regards to the Human Development Index. On the basis of inspected countries, averagely, it is precipitated that emerging and developing economies implemented more successful crisis management than seven major advanced economies.