Which of the following actions is least effective in changing a firm's strategy?
A)Conducting a successful proxy contest
B)Threat of a takeover from a rival firm
C)Organizing a leveraged buyout by well-known wealthy private investors
D)The sale of shares by a minority shareholder

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The sale of shares by a minority shareholder is the least effective in changing a firm's strategy as it does not have a significant impact on the control of the company. While it may affect the stock price temporarily, it does not provide direct influence over the management or decision-making processes of the firm. The other options, such as conducting a proxy contest, threatening a takeover, or organizing a leveraged buyout, are more likely to exert significant pressure for strategic change.

Which of the Following Actions Is Least Effective in Changing