Answer to Question 1
A production point beyond the production possibilities frontier is an unattainable combination of products.
Answer to Question 2
Demand-pull inflation starts from an initial increase in aggregate demand. But if this increase is a one-time only event, the result is a higher price level but not inflation. For inflation to occur, aggregate demand needs to continue to increase. Continuing increases in the quantity of money result in continuing increases in aggregate demand, so monetary growth is necessary for a demand-pull inflation.
The rapid speed of cAMP production
Experimental evidence of the effect of allelochemicals on plant production.
Conventional oil reserves have passed peak production
Set-Point Theory
Changing Dimensions of the Pregnant Uterus. Numbers Represent Weeks of Gestation
Examples of Polypeptide Production from Synthetic mRNAs