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Labour market liquidity, academic style. Tenure -> very high job security -> places are extraordinarily careful about hiring tenure track -> very, very illiquid. You don't exactly change jobs in a week, like my friends in more liquid industries do...https://twitter.com/JeffHavig/status/1057678203261779968 …
At the same time, grants have become so important that at the system level there is a huge amount of centralized control over what academics work on (what tenure in theory prevents). So you get both a lack of labour market liquidity & a lot of centralized control, a double whammy
The other piece of the puzzle is that, especially on the humanities, tenure track jobs are infinitely more desirable than the options in the private sector, and the demand for those jobs far outpaces the supply.
In the sciences (especially CS, less so in the life sciences) you can get a job working on very interesting problems at a great salary in the private sector. In the private sector very few people are paid to research critical theory.
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