this means allowing the rmb to appreciate; and also wean the economy of its addiction to cheap, ready available money. but this is easier said than done. >>you're going to have a lot of people screaming for loosening again. and there's going to be a lot of entrenched interests - property developers, local government officials who want to meet their gdptargets, who are going to be screaming to resume the lending. >>reporter: china's regions have already published their latest five year plans - and most have breakneck double digit gdp growth targets, fuelled by investment. >>this could well heighten inflationary pressure - though local policy makers in western china say inflation of up to five percent is beneficial. >>it's good for the movement of capital, it's viability, it's good for attracting personnel, it's good for restructuring, for adjusting industries. >>reporter: different tiers of officialdom have different priorities. and while china has an authoritarian government machinery, the leadership must perform a delicate balancing act with the regions where policy is often re-inter