One laptop per child is a non-profit initiative with the goal of making extremely low-cost laptops available to children in the developing world to them learn skills, with the goal of them to learn skills needed in today's work force. if some of the low-cost technology developed for this laptop found its way into laptops created for u. s. consumers, this would be an example of: . purchasing power parity. b. a strategic alliance. c. franchising. d. glocalization. e. reverse innovation.