How did the EIC gain advantage from the Permanent Settlement Act ?

It gained territorial advantage.

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It had a fixed regular flow of income.

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It could indulge in slave trade of farmers to England.

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It could invest in improving the land.

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Solution

The correct options are
B It had a fixed regular flow of income.
C It could indulge in slave trade of farmers to England.
The Permanent Settlement Act ensured a fixed regular flow of income to the Company. This encouraged the zamindars to invest in improving the land so that they can reap the benefits.

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