In the current economic model, focusing on agricultural work in the countryside, banana production is a profitable activity that provides the country's cities with bananas for their consumption, which is why, despite being a highly demanded product, production is quite difficult, since in the heavy rainy season there are usually large economic losses.

Generally, the economic losses faced by musaceae producers are due to the fact that the roots of this plant are very weak and cannot withstand the conditions of stagnant water, and in times of strong summers the plant suffers serious problems causing it to die many times due to lack of water, but in spite of the strong circumstances, producers define contingency plans which ensure that their plantations will be able to survive.

Continuing with the topic in context, banana production generates a series of costs, which can be called investment costs, in the production units, among which we can highlight the purchase of inputs, insecticides, payment of workers, truck loads, among others. In addition, climatic factors and diseases increase investment costs.

It should be noted that when it comes to the sale of this highly demanded product, it is here where the questions and calculations are made by the producers, which leads to the conclusion that the price established by the entity in charge of setting the sale price is not enough in some occasions to cover the investment made.