In reflecting on the social implications of allowing all of society's means of production and distribution to be privately owned, list some of the "social costs of deindustrialization" that Russo and Linkon describe, co$-$authors of several works, including Steeltown USA: Work and Memory in Youngstown $(2002)$ and New Working$-$Class Studies,. Why do they say "deindustrialization" is not simply a natural process, and what they mean by "disinvestment becomes cyclical" and how this disempowers communities? How could system based on pursuing false wealth keeps communities from building up their real wealth and Aristole's distinction between false wealth and real wealth and their effect on communities?