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"A lot of speculators could decide to sell off with these high prices," Mr. Kaplan said.

Stephanie Smith, RSC costume store manager, Alistair McArthur, the RSC's head of costume, and their team have been sifting through 40,000 garments, deciding what to sell off, with items starting at £3 or £30 for the star rail.

In the UK, for instance, Ofcom is eyeing up some of the under-used military spectrum to sell off, with the proceeds going to the Ministry of Defence.

Its shares sold off with the broader market in 2008, even though experts now say its fundamentals were solid.

She stopped councils building replacement homes for the ones that were sold off, with the idea that the private market would step in.

Now, it is rowing back from this by not replacing the homes sold off, with the homes it is building often only affordable for higher earners".

Slots at foreign airports would be sold off, along with Olympic's fleet of elderly planes.

Having already privatised the Tote and announced the sell-off of Northern Rock, with other nationalised banks to follow, they have indicated that Royal Mail will be sold off, along with probation services, roads, large sectors of education and the NHS.

Deprived of their lifeblood, banks rush to sell off the assets they bought with their wholesale borrowings, which can set off a wider collapse.

The stock market instantly sold off, with the Nikkei down by 3 per cent.

"It sold off with the other quality names, so it's a good opportunity to add," Mr. Finucane said.