In the last decade, the member states of the European Union (EU) agreed to reduce tobacco consumption in their countries. This agreement was followed by a steady increase in the taxes on tobacco and, at the same time, a ban on smoking in bars or cafés across most countries in the EU. In addition, tobacco advertising was heavily regulated to make the public aware of the health dangers of smoking. Were these actions aligned with each other given the goal to reduce tobacco consumption? Illustrate with the help of a graph.