Corporations are obviously far more than just an association of people. There are huge tomes of legislation that define them, give them extra powers & limit the

Corporations are obviously far more than just an association of people. There are huge tomes of legislation that define them, give them extra powers & limit their actions: Limited Liability, Tax codes, Health and Safety, Child Labour, Employee exploitation. Many of these laws are written in blood. So no, legislation that limited large companies ability to exploit the heuristics and biases of their customers would not be 'strange'. We can also legislate against foreign companies. This is an argument to scrap OSHA and allow slavery. How else, after all, can businesses be expected to compete globally?