Abstract
The mean time to finish a project is studied where the rate of work varies randomly. It is proved that the mean time to finish is bounded below by the time taken to complete the project if the work is performed at a fixed average rate, specifically, at the average work rate of the corresponding unrestricted or non-exit problem. Several examples illustrate the usefulness of the result in a variety of areas including population dynamics, engineering, finance, and philosophy.
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