A shareholder who owns sufficient shares to outvote the other shareholders or to otherwise set corporate policy and thus to control the corporation is known as a(n)__________ shareholder.

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A controlling shareholder is one who has enough shares to control the decisions made by the corporation. They may have the power to appoint directors or make important company decisions.

A Shareholder Who Owns Sufficient Shares to Outvote the Other