Technically nationalizing gas and oil is very straightforward it is making an industry (here gas and oil) that is controlled by the private sector (international actors) into something that is owned and controlled by the government (national).. hence nationalizing. \
Now what the effect of nationalizing have on the country that is nationalizing and the countries that interact with that country is another question, one that I am still researching.
Linkage industries depend on other industries as either providers or consumers in order to make it product or service viable. Examples could be the canning industry needing farmers to supply food for canning, or oil refineries needing (i.e. gas) companies to buy and provide its products to consumers.
Oil, farming, and coal
Some of the major industries in Canada are oil and logging. Other industries include vehicle and plane building, as well as software.
automobile manufacturing, oil refining, paper and pulp industries, beer brewing, and high-tech industries.
How does your question make sencE??? I mean "what was the gas price" when that year hasn't even happend???????? IT MAKES NO SENCE
cotton industries, oil industries, gas industries, and wheat industries
they are oily
Farming,oil, and natural gas.
mostly oil and gas
Oil and gas.
Geologists are often employed in oil and gas industries.
The two main industries in Alberta are agriculture and oil and gas.
two industries are the oil industry and diamond, mineral and gas industries.
agriculture, oil and natural gas
Oil and Gas, Agriculture (cattle and horses)
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Industries can not run without oil and gas and if industries can not run then the country will export less so the economy of the country will be down and the country will have to face many difficulties.