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This research explores the direct and barrier effects of culture on economic development. It shows both theoretically and empirically that whenever the technological frontier is at the top or bottom of the world distribution of a cultural value, there exists an observational equivalence between absolute cultural distances and cultural distances relative to the frontier, preventing the identification...
The paper proposes a game theoretical model of a dispute between two states. It analyzes the possible outcome of the dispute and the probability of war depending on the distribution of power between those states, the costs of fighting in the war and the level of uncertainty about each other’s costs. The paper also examines two types of outside intervention analyzing their separate and joint effect...
An on-die capacitor mismatch elimination method, using reference clock and dc current is presented. The proposed method provides opportunity to measure the difference of the two uniform capacitor values, detect the mismatch due to technology process deviations, and bring it to minimum. In this paper a self-calibration (self-regulation) technique for two identical capacitor mismatch elimination is...
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