A political movement closes a port and imported goods get stuck. This is an example of which risk?

Correct answer: Logistic political risk

The direct answer is A: logistic political risk. A political movement closes a port, and imported goods cannot move. This shows that a political event has interrupted transport, supply, storage, and business operations. Such disruption is a political risk with a logistical or operational effect. Option A is correct because the immediate business problem is blocked movement of goods through the supply chain. Option B is wrong because product taste concerns whether customers like the product, not whether a port is closed. Option C is wrong because employee promotion concerns human-resource decisions inside the organisation, not imported cargo. Option D is wrong because advertising risk concerns communication, promotion, or the response to an advertisement; it does not explain goods being stuck at a port. The reasoning chain is simple: political movement causes port closure; port closure delays logistics; delayed logistics creates political and operational risk. Exam cue: when a political event blocks roads, ports, borders, or supplies, think political risk affecting logistics.