求翻译：Many of those that are hiring are doing so overseas. A major fast-food chain, for example, announced early this year that in 2011, it expects to add 500 to 600 new stores in China and another 700-plus in other developing markets. In the U.S. and Europe, the company is planning to open fewer than 200 new stores. Granted, these stores will not produce the kind of highly desirable, high-paying, innovative jobs U.S. government leaders would like to see, but that's not how the global economy works. In the world of globality, politicians don't get to choose who hires how many of what kinds of employees in which locations: Executives make these decisions based on information derived from the marketplace. Besides, if you're an unemployed teenager, wouldn't a job at a new fast-food franchise be attractive?是什么意思？

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