单选题Many investors buy and sell shares via the internet because it is ______Afar cheaperBmuch easierCmore excitingDa lot safer
单选题
Many investors buy and sell shares via the internet because it is ______
A
far cheaper
B
much easier
C
more exciting
D
a lot safer
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解析：
最后一段首句指出网上交易股票，不用向经纪人交付佣金，所以更便宜，故选项A符合题意。
最后一段首句指出网上交易股票，不用向经纪人交付佣金，所以更便宜，故选项A符合题意。
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