Institutional investors have had increasing influence over corporations with their ability to vote large blocks of stock and replace poor performing boards of directors.

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This statement is true. Institutional investors, such as mutual funds and pension funds, are able to vote on a large number of shares and use their voting power to influence corporate decision-making and hold companies accountable for their performance. They can also agitate for changes in leadership or board members if they believe the current management team is not doing an adequate job.

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