If an entrepreneur changes product according to customer preference but ignores cost, what risk will occur?

Correct answer: Profit may come under pressure

Direct answer: Option A. A product may satisfy customer preference and still harm the business if its cost is ignored. The reasoning is: changing the product may require extra materials, labour, time, packaging, or equipment. If the selling price does not cover these expenses, the profit becomes smaller or turns into a loss. Option A is correct because profit may come under pressure when cost is not controlled. Option B is wrong because meeting customer preference does not remove every business risk. Option C is wrong because costs do not automatically fall; customization often raises them. Option D is wrong because accounting remains necessary to record expenses, sales, and profit. A good entrepreneur balances customer need, quality, price, and cost before making changes. Memory cue: customer satisfaction is important, but a business must also remain financially viable.