  The spectra of identified charged particles were studied as a function of
multiplicity at midrapidity in p-p and d-Au collisions and compared to Au-Au
collisions at 200 GeV. The spectra of heavier particles in the most central
d-Au collisions and in the highest multiplicity p-p collisions are harder than
in peripheral Au-Au collisions. The spectra were studied within the blast wave
model framework. The extracted kinetic freeze out temperature smoothly
decreases, while the average flow velocity parameter increases with increasing
charged multiplicity. The particle ratios of kaon/pion and antiproton/pion show
moderate change with increasing charged multiplicity. The kaon to pion ratio in
the highest multiplicity p-p collisions is below the ratio in central Au-Au.
