FOREIGN investors in China will be increasingly drawn to China's interior provinces in the years ahead, according to a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, our sister organisation. Rapid urbanisation in these provinces means more labour, and booming retail markets await. In the central provinces the average urbanisation rate will leap from around 44% in 2010 to nearly 55% in 2020. This shift is already clear. In 2007 the municipality of Chongqing in western China was ranked 22nd out of China's 31 provinces in terms of overall FDI. In 2011 it attracted an estimated $10.8 billion in inward investment, more than the capital, Beijing. By 2014 it will be the fourth-largest destination in China, ahead of Shanghai and Tianjin. Within five years, nearly half of FDI will go to areas outside of the eastern seaboard, compared with less than 20% in 2000. See the interactive map below for 2011-15 forecasts for each province.