It's funny how it's styled as an "anti-Amazon" bill (I don't know if it's styled like that in France, or if it's BBC editorializing, but I think it's pretty saf

It's funny how it's styled as an "anti-Amazon" bill (I don't know if it's styled like that in France, or if it's BBC editorializing, but I think it's pretty safe to assume). Usually when laws "stick it to the corporations", there's at least the expectation that the cost will come out of the corporation's profits. Then if the corporation raises prices, they can be derided for that. But this is actually not possible here - this mandates a direct, customer-facing price increase. I wonder what will happen to support for the law when consumers realise this.