I think your comment is the most sensible because it tries to understand it. The bad part about these models is that they reflect the power of stakeholders in

I think your comment is the most sensible because it tries to understand it. The bad part about these models is that they reflect the power of stakeholders in a company, not so much the worker/programmers. It reflects a mode of production keen on generating capital, not the interests of the workers on getting their salary, whatever many figures it may have. The finger must be pointed at stakeholders doing what they do best; finding ways to generate capital. There is no animosity generated between work done and one paying for it at a market value, but there is between work and capital generation.