The main aim of this study is to present a general overview concerning the current economic conditions of the Colombian economy and the group of countries that form the Pacific Alliance, namely: Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. This is a non-experimental descriptive-interpretative study with particular emphasis on data review. Among the most important findings it is possible to highlight levels of a more stable economic growth that is evident in Chile and Peru, an external trade dependence regarding the relationship between Mexico and the United States and acceptable economic growth levels in the Colombian economy, even though this increase in production is not showing important levels of impact on employment conditions within domestic market.
