Inland Marine Insurance provides coverage for which of the following?

Inland Marine Insurance is a specialized form of coverage primarily intended for property that is either in transit or is movable in nature. This type of insurance provides protection for various types of risks that traditional property insurance policies may not cover.

Option B highlights that Inland Marine Insurance can cover direct damage or loss of revenue due to a covered loss. This is crucial because businesses often rely on the seamless flow of goods and services, and any damage or delay in the transportation of property can lead to not only physical loss but also a significant impact on revenue. The policy can address both the tangible property in transit and the corresponding financial implications arising from its loss or damage.

The other options do not align as closely with the core of Inland Marine Insurance. Manufacturing property typically falls under standard commercial property insurance rather than Inland Marine. While physical damage is indeed covered, the term "only" limits the scope of what is covered in such a way that it does not fully represent the range of Inland Marine policies. Liability for property damage is not typically covered under Inland Marine Insurance; this type of liability usually falls under other types of liability insurance.

Thus, the focus of Inland Marine Insurance on both the physical loss and its financial consequences makes the identification of option B as the correct answer