Two primary risks start-ups face are ________.
A) Not finding a sufficient supplier and not being able to operate profitably
B) Not finding a sufficient market and not being able to operate profitably
C) Not finding a sufficient market and not being able to do accounting profitably
D) Not finding sufficient advertising opportunities and not being able to operate profitably
E) Not finding a sufficient market and not being able to price profitably

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The two primary risks that start-ups typically face are not finding a sufficient market for their product or service, and not being able to operate profitably. Without a market, the start-up will struggle to generate revenue and sustain the business. Without profitability, the start-up will struggle to cover its costs and continue operating. While the other options listed may also present challenges for start-ups, they are not considered primary risks.

Two Primary Risks Start-Ups Face Are ________