Replication package for: Impacts of the Relocation Program on Native American Migration and Fertility

This is the replication package for "Impacts of the Relocation Program on Native American Migration and Fertility." This paper estimates the
migratory and fertility effects of the federal Relocation Program, which
attempted to move Native American individuals to urban areas under the promises
of financial assistance and job training. I find the Relocation Program increased
the Native American population in the target cities by more than 100,000 people.
I also find that second- and third-generation Native American women living in
cities have a 50 percent lower fertility rate than those living in areas with historically
large Native American populations. These findings indicate that this program
meaningfully shifted the spatial distribution of the Native American
population.