Abstract
This essay researches the main consequences of the pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus in the field of international commercial arbitration through an economic analysis of law.1 This essay conceptualizes international commercial arbitration as an alternative mechanism for dispute resolution, focusing on how the pandemic may modify the incentives for parties in a different set of circumstances.
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