判断题Brokers are those people, according to the passage, who buy or sell business shares for others.A对B错
判断题
Brokers are those people, according to the passage, who buy or sell business shares for others.
A
对
B
错
参考解析
解析：
第一段末句指出股票经纪人的角色就是act as specialized firms in the field，第二段首句也提到all dealing is done by telephone or teleprinter in the offices of the exchange brokers，说明他们的工作就是替别人买卖股票。
第一段末句指出股票经纪人的角色就是act as specialized firms in the field，第二段首句也提到all dealing is done by telephone or teleprinter in the offices of the exchange brokers，说明他们的工作就是替别人买卖股票。
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