The late business historian Alfred Chandler blamed Britain's competitive difficulties in the early twentieth century on:

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Alfred Chandler believed that the structure of British firms, particularly their decentralized structure and lack of professional management, made it difficult for them to compete with American firms in the early twentieth century. He argued that American firms, with their centralized management structures and focus on efficiency through specialization and standardization, were better equipped to succeed in a rapidly changing business environment. Therefore, the correct answer is A.

The Late Business Historian Alfred Chandler Blamed Britain's Competitive Difficulties