Assess students' ability to apply game-theoretic models to analyze coalition bargaining in multiparty parliamentary governments, including constructing payoff matrices, identifying Nash equilibria and stable coalitions, comparing bargaining protocols (sequential proposals, ultimatum, Rubinstein), computing and interpreting power indices (Shapley-Shubik, Banzhaf), and evaluating how seat distributions, policy preferences, and institutional rules affect coalition formation and stability. Includes short problems requiring model setup, equilibrium prediction, and brief policy interpretation.