Distanet Corporation, an Ohio corporation, is a competitor of Telenex Corporation in the smart phone market. After examining past and future price and sales data, and after consulting an accountant and an economist, the board of directors of Distanet voted to reduce the price of the company's line of phones, believing that by reducing the price of their product the corporation would be able to compete more successfully with Telenex. The plan was put into operation but did not prove effective. In fact, Distanet lost a significant amount of money as a result of implementing the plan and its share of the smart phone market became miniscule. Aileen, a shareholder of Distanet, made a demand that the corporation sue the directors, seeking to hold them liable for the failure of the plan to improve Distanet's position in the smart phone market and for the losses experienced by the corporation as a result. The board rejected the demand and Aileen organized other shareholders to file a derivative suit. Will she succeed in her suit