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In the process of urbanization in recent years, the city as the main place where people live and live, the importance of its resilience is increasingly prominent. Enhancing urban resilience can not only reduce the negative impact of natural disasters on economic activities, but also significantly improve the ecological and economic benefits of cities by optimizing resource allocation and promoting technological innovation. This paper expounds the research results on the impact of urban resilience on green total productivity in the existing literature, and analyzes the urban resilience factors, including the impact of four sub-systems, namely, economic resilience, social resilience, ecological resilience and infrastructure resilience, on the green Total factor productivity. Finally, the possible complex interaction among these factors is analyzed, and the future research directions and suggestions are put forward.
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