Institutional investors are critical stakeholders because they hold about one-third of all of the equity among the largest public firms in the United States. O False, institutional investors may hold one-third of all of the large-firm equity in the U.S., but they are drowned out by the mass of individual investors who collectively hold the majority of shares. O False, it is corporate investors who are the most important, because they possess roughly 60% of all large-firm equity in the U.S. False, institutional investors are critical stakeholders because they hold a vast majority of all large-firm equity in the United States. True