The existence of risk may hamper the achievement of objectives. Controls must be put in place to address those risks. If not, ...

a.

failure becomes likely. At the same time, controls cost money and therefore have to be worthwhile.

b.

success becomes unlikely. At the same time, controls save money and therefore are always worthwhile.

c.

failure becomes likely. At the same time, controls cost money and therefore are always worthwhile.

d.

failure becomes likely. At the same time, controls save money and therefore have to be worthwhile.