Yes, only in the case of increasing the productivity of goods and services at the level of money printing would you not produce inflation, which never happens because in reality most people are unproductive, there are more consumers than producers.
Discussion
At what point does a limited amount of money become too scarce when the population grows?
In the case of insufficient supply for the goods and services exchanged, this has more to do with divisibility than with total quantity, something that Keynesians ignore.
I'm sorry to interrupt, but what's "limited amount of money"?