This sounds extremely dystopian A simple underproduction (due to waste/risk avoidance or mere strategy) would create more litigation. Which companies do you t

This sounds extremely dystopian A simple underproduction (due to waste/risk avoidance or mere strategy) would create more litigation. Which companies do you think can afford this kind of regulation? The mom and pop shop or Walmart? Even if you ignore all of that, failure to sell enough sounds like a bizarre reason for a fine and would push the moral expectations of the law everyone has (murder, theft, violence except in self defense) even farther from the actual law of the land. To give you one example of such type of law, look at the subsidies the US taxpayers provide to billionaire sugar producers. You could easily argue that one of the most diabetic countries on the planet should not subsidize sugar, yet it still happens. These types of action lead me (and I expect others) to have a much lower respect for authority and the law