British manufacturers lost their competitive edge in the early twentieth century to industries in the United States and elsewhere in Europe mainly because they failed to reorganize their operations to take full advantage of their inventions.

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This statement is true. The British manufacturers failed to reorganize their operations and did not fully capitalize on their inventions, resulting in a loss of competitiveness to industries in the United States and Europe.

British Manufacturers Lost Their Competitive Edge in the Early Twentieth