Aren’t all business models at odds with agile (agile is one but hardly taught in economics schools, or?)? It sure feels like it, as soon as a agile process gets

Aren’t all business models at odds with agile (agile is one but hardly taught in economics schools, or?)? It sure feels like it, as soon as a agile process gets formalized towards business, it crashes. Execs wants metrics, which gets abused from both sides of it. And to create relevant metrics you need details which just adds to the bureaucracy and slows things down. As there are deliveries to consider and business contracts, management and sales wants hard deadlines to sell. Thus you need to estimate everything to give management an idea if and how relevant something is to do in relation to what needs to be done from a sales perspective. It always ends up in bureaucratic hell because the more formalized something gets, the more data it needs to be accurate and deterministic, which is a goal from management.