I find it disquieting. It makes me think of a voting system in which one citizen equald to one vote is not the norm , but rather one dollar equals one vote.
Now, that's getting right to the heart of the problem. We want political power to adhere, as much as possible, to the one-person/one-vote idea, and for good reason. Economic power, on the other hand, is distributed along the one-dollar/one-vote ideal.
This is why it's crucial that economic power and political power don't overlap. It's that very trend, toward giving government more and more power over our economic decisions, that's causing the problem.