I’m not related to those subjects whatsoever (compsci). English lit and history don’t ~generally~ have the best employment prospects if you ask others, however those who pursue those degrees end up in many fields. Assuming you study one of those subjects at uni, the degree gives you a wide range of useful skills. My parents have lots of friends who do those subjects and often the job is not related to the studies, (e.g. english -> banking). or you can be a teacher/lecturer/academic. With economics you’ll probably know that you’d probably end up in finance. I don’t know how your maths skills are — but economics can require lots of maths skills (e.g. at cambridge the admissions test is just maths — shared with the compsci admissions test). Some unis offer the more social science side of econ, so if you don’t like maths then it should be ok
Pls take it with a grain of salt as i have literally no knowledge.