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First, it assumes that there are new new reservoirs put into production. The addition of new reservoirs allows an increase in aggregrate production even though individual reservoirs decline over time.
Next, a given reservoir is developed over time, so maximal production is not always achieved immediately at startup.
Also, is the size of a reservoir defined by geology or economics? If by economics, then a reservoir can increase in size as price rises; witness the Alberta tar sands.
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