Assess students' ability to apply game-theoretic models to coalition formation and bargaining in multiparty parliamentary systems. Tasks include modeling coalition formation (minimal winning coalitions, bargaining sets, the core), computing equilibria and power distributions, analyzing sequential bargaining (Rubinstein alternating-offers, Nash bargaining), proposing stable coalition agreements given seat shares and institutional rules (PR thresholds, investiture votes), and interpreting policy and payoff implications across comparative cases.