NBER Book Series - The Economics of Aging

David A. Wise, editor	2012	Investigations in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2011	Explorations in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2010	Research Findings in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2009	Developments in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2005	Analyses in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2004	Perspectives on the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	2001	Themes in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1998	Frontiers in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1998	Inquiries in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1996	Advances in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1994	Studies in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1992	Topics in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1990	Issues in the Economics of Aging
David A. Wise, editor	1989	The Economics of Aging

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