But the introductory fee does not stop after the initial handshake, brokers have to …… it up after each transaction. A. bring B. cough C. boost D. give

bring
cough
boost
give

The correct answer is cough.

The introductory fee is a one-time fee that brokers charge their clients when they open an account. However, this fee does not stop after the initial handshake. Brokers have to cough it up after each transaction. This means that they have to pay a portion of the commission they earn on each trade to the introducing broker.

The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe what brokers have to do after each transaction.

  • Bring does not make sense in this context. Brokers do not have to bring anything after each transaction.
  • Boost does not make sense in this context. Brokers do not have to boost anything after each transaction.
  • Give is not the most accurate word to use in this context. Brokers do not have to give anything after each transaction. They have to pay a portion of the commission they earn on each trade to the introducing broker.