For 10 points, name this libertarian work by Friedrich von Hayek.
This work notes the importance of the ability for a citizen to foresee "how the authority will use its coercive powers in given circumstances". In another section, the author describes the "bad" jobs that must be accomplished efficiently but deter the humanitarians and attract the wicked. In yet another section, the author of this work rejects the idea of a directed economy by reasoning that pecuniary affairs are not "low" matters that restrict our freedom, but a key to greater freedom in all aspects of life. Those chapters are "Planning and the Rule of Law", "Why the Worst Get on Top" , and another section of this work is "The End of Truth". Using the examples of Nazis and Soviets, this work argues that socialism and central planning inevitably lead to oppression. For 10 points, name this libertarian work by Friedrich von Hayek.
This work notes the importance of the ability for a citizen to foresee "how the authority will use its coercive powers in given circumstances".
 The Road to Serfdom