What is The DeVoe L. Moore Center?
The DeVoe L. Moore Center (DMC) is a market-oriented research think tank located on Florida State University’s campus, aiming to produce interdisciplinary, market-oriented research that analyzes, develops, and proposes policy solutions and guidance to policymakers at the state and local levels. Researchers conduct research on public policy issues in Florida, particularly on government accountability and transparency, economic development, entrepreneurship, land use, urban development, and regulation.
The DMC was created in 1998 through an endowment established by Tallahassee-based entrepreneur DeVoe L. Moore. The Center supplements its operational funds through grants and individual contributions that enhance the Center’s mission and strategic goal. An independent Advisory Board, established in the founding gift agreement, regularly monitors the Center’s work and progress.
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