Question

Which of the following is NOT something an economic historian would research?

A. the population of England in the early 19th century
B. the style of dress most often worn by Queen Victoria at court
C. the amount of products consumed by Americans in the 1950s
D. the demands of labor unions during the late 19th century in the United States

Answer 1

B.

The population of England could easily fluctuate the economy due to a change of people and consumers.
The amount of products consumed by Americans can obviously affect the economy. If they consumer more, the economy thrives. If they consume little, the economy could drop.
The demands of labor is simple too. If there is a greater demand for labor, the economy will most likely thrive due to the ability to make more products and offer a more excelling supply and demand cycle.

Answer 2

B. the style of dress most often worn by Queen Victoria at court.

Step-by-step explanation:

Unless Queen Victoria used to send some political messages by wearing a dress or if by doing so she wanted to influence the British economy, an economic historian has no reason to research about that.