the economy, and society as a whole. Something crucial for the country is the trade balance, which should mediate imports with exports. Also, the currency has to be revalued in order to have controlled inflation within all the areas. The government also has to be very careful in the amount of money that runs among the pockets of the people because that is what determines product prices and inflation. Unemployment rates also have to be no more than a digit to be considered a country with healthy economic symptoms concerning all the population, not a few favored. Now knowing the symptoms of a healthy economy, we can take into account what an economic crisis is and how it becomes global. When problems are created on different bases, the economy becomes fragile and that is when the economic crisis occurs. This is given to other things that make development stagnates. In this period, exports fall, affecting the trade balance like a cycle. If a country's export is not enough, it will affect the rest of the countries, including its imports. There comes the point where it fails to defend the currency, and when that happens, its value falls, and people only think about getting rid of it to buy other. There is also the big problem of excess in the credit banking system, creating a situation in where the bank is not paying people and increases poverty. The economic crisis is something that affects the whole world. There are clearly more developed countries, and the impact is equally different. In conclusion, the crisis occurs because panic is formed, and then a country loses confidence. This may cause stagnation in production and investment, leading the country to slow development. Because of the stagnation, unemployment grows, increasing human poverty. Economic crisis 1928–1933 From 1922 to 1928, the two main factors that took over and increased Colombia's economy were the rise in external coffee prices (the main exportation product) and a massive increase in the international credits to the public and the bank system. An incredible amount of money was flowing within the country, with prosperity yet to be paid. Therefore, the economic success was not internally based and sustained; divergently, the economy was holding on to the United States credits and investment. That was the mistake, and that was the cause of the future crisis. 1928 significantly reduced external credit, generating a constant