Abstract
This study employs a panel local projections (LP) model to analyze the influence of economic policy uncertainty on real equity returns based on thirteen economies, collectively accounting for 77.4 % of global output. Utilizing both linear and non-linear LP models, we demonstrate that economic policy uncertainty exerts a negative impact on real equity returns. Moreover, the non-linear LP model reveals that uncertainty amplifies real equity return losses, particularly during non-expansionary periods, where the impact is twice as high on impact and exhibits greater persistence. These findings offer valuable insights for policymakers and investors.
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