It is the contention of the unorganization theory that actual realized personal, corporate and national economic growth is not being maximized in the unorganized world. Because we persist in seeing today's unorganized world in yesterday's organized terms and use organized instruments and policies, we are not putting ourselves in a position to take advantage of the increased growth opportunities available in the open, global unorganized world. There remains a tendency to view the world in terms of red OR white, when the reality is various shades of pink. The rate at which individuals can grow is constrained by ownership and membership commitments such as mort-gages and corporate perks.
Corporate growth is constrained by organized systems, policies, structures, management and strategy.
Country-wide growth is constrained by governments. To do so, individuals must economize and think of themselves as brands, companies should downstructure and countries need to implement technological capitalism. Let us now look at some simple calculations which companies, governments and individuals can use to work out their actual and potential growth. These calculations allow us to quantify the under-performance caused by adopting organized practices in the unorganized world. The grower is a tool which individuals, companies and countries can use to compare their actual growth with their potential growth.