The Fuzzy Comparative Analysis of relation between state revenues and the quality of governance

The present study examines the relationship between state finances revenues and the quality of governance. Government revenue impact on the quality of governance is one of the most pivotal Fiscal Sociology Paradigm. The financial effects of the state ,particularly its impact on the quality of governance in recent decades, many researchers have proposed different approaches . Some believe the negative consequences of resource abundance on social -political structure, in point of contrast, opponents of the idea of ​​a positive impact on improving the quality of governance and resource abundance have focused .The theoretical arguments Supporters and against have been proposed. The next step in the theoretical solution was derived hypotheses. Hepoteses was assesed by empirical internation data. in the methodology of This study is cross-national comparative, and the unit of analysis is the country. The method analysis this paper uses fuzzy processing and analysis software is FSQCA. Consistency between the two sets of empirical findings observer with 0.83. This value indicates that 83 percent of the cases studied confirms the claim that unrent revenues state, a necessary condition, but not good enough to governance. Accordingly, it claimed to be the definitive empirical evidence for causal reasoning that necessity unrent revenues stat for the good governance, does not imply full support and complete subset of countries with good governance is unrent countries. But the ratio is larger than the norm (0.80), we can say that unrent revenues state is almost always necessary for good governance. Covrage ratio of good governance to unrent revenues state equal to 0.73, which indicates the importance of unrent revenues state for good governance.