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espanolLa ordenacion de la economia a lo largo de la historia constitucional republicana colombiana (hasta 1991) se ha caracterizado por la inclusion de multiples articulos con contenido economico en las constituciones que, en todo caso, requerian del desarrollo legislativo para generar contenido vinculante dado el caracter programatico de las Constituciones. Esta circunstancia sufrio una modificacion relevante con la Norma de 1991 en la que, dado su naciente valor normativo, la Constitucion economica cobro una relevancia inusitada. A pesar de la inexistencia formal o expresa de un sistema economico en la Constitucion colombiana de 1991, la Corte Constitucional, como interprete de la Norma Fundamental, ha construido un precedente mas o menos consolidado que ha reconocido, materialmente, a la Economia Social de Mercado como el sistema constitucional economico. A esta conclusion se arriba a partir de la interpretacion armonica y sistematica del amplio clausulado economico con contenido abierto y flexible de la Norma Fundamental. Este articulo presenta, a traves de la construccion de una linea jurisprudencial, el devenir argumentativo que ha permitido adoptar esta posicion partiendo de la premisa de la necesidad de un Estado ampliamente interesado en el devenir economico como elemento esencial para garantizar la satisfaccion de los objetivos del Estado Social de Derecho. EnglishThe organization of the economy throughout the Colombian republican constitutional history (until 1991) has been characterized by the inclusion of multiple articles with economic content in the constitutions that, in any case, required the legislative development to generate binding content given the character programmatic of the Constitutions. This circumstance underwent a relevant modification with the 1991 Standard in which, given its nascent normative value, the Economic Constitution acquired an unusual relevance. Despite the formal or inexistent non-existence of an economic system in the Colombian Constitution of 1991, the Constitutional Court, as interpreter of the Fundamental Standard, has built a more or less consolidated precedent that has materially recognized the Social Market Economy as the economic constitutional system. This conclusion is based on the harmonic and systematic interpretation of the broad economic clauses with open and flexible content of the Fundamental Standard. This article presents, through the construction of a jurisprudential line, argumentative evolution that has made it possible to adopt this position based on the premise of the need for a State that is very interested in economic development as an essential element to guarantee the satisfaction of the objectives of the Social State of Law.

Economía Social de Mercado como sistema constitucional económico colombiano. Un análisis a partir de la jurisprudencia de la Corte Constitucional