Filip Obradović

Filip Obradović

Assistant Professor of Economics

UCLA

Biography

I am an Assistant Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics at UCLA. I have received my Ph.D. from Northwestern University. My primary interests lie in econometrics, with an emphasis on identification and inference. In my work, I develop and apply tools to address open problems in economics, health, and medical research.

I also collaborate with the Northwestern University Transplant Outcomes Research Collaborative (NUTORC) on various projects related to liver cirrhosis.

I was born and raised in Serbia.

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Publications

Measuring Diagnostic Test Performance Using Imperfect Reference Tests: A Partial Identification Approach
Filip Obradović. Journal of Econometrics, Volume 244, Issue 1, August 2024.
Measuring Diagnostic Test Performance Using Imperfect Reference Tests: A Partial Identification Approach
On the Power Properties of Inference for Parameters with Interval Identified Sets
with Federico Bugni, Mengsi Gao, and Amilcar Velez. Forthcoming at Econometric Theory.
Assessing the Estimands and Estimates of Hospitalization Rates in Health Economics and Clinical Medicine
with Aditya Jain, Gil Peled, Federico Crippa, Yeshaya Nussbaum, Michael Gmeiner, Daniela Ladner, Charles F. Manski. Forthcoming at Health Economics.
Comparing the Cost of Cirrhosis to Other Common Chronic Diseases: A Longitudinal Study in A Large National Insurance Database
with NUTORC (First Author). Hepatology 82(2).

Working Papers

Identification of Long-Term Treatment Effects via Temporal Links, Observational, and Experimental Data
Filip Obradović. Revisions requested at Econometrica.
Last updated on Aug 11, 2026
Identification of Long-Term Treatment Effects via Temporal Links, Observational, and Experimental Data
Identification and Inference on Treatment Effects under Covariate-Adaptive Randomization and Imperfect Compliance
with Federico Bugni, Mengsi Gao, and Amilcar Velez. Revisions requested at Quantitative Economics.
Last updated on Aug 11, 2026
Binary Classifiers as Dilations
with Gabriel Ziegler.
Last updated on Dec 5, 2024
Binary Classifiers as Dilations

Work in Progress

Using Baseline Data to Guide Experimental Design
Filip Obradović.
Last updated on Oct 31, 2024

NUTORC Working Papers

All work is done in collaboration with the Northwestern University Transplant Outcomes Research Collaborative. Some drafts are currently unavailable for circulation due to publication restrictions.

Hospitalization Rates in a Longitudinal US Cohort of Insured Patients with Cirrhosis
Last updated on Sep 5, 2024
Predicting Decompensation Risk of Patients with Cirrhosis
Last updated on Nov 12, 2024