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The recent 2013 Italian elections are over and the situation that PresidentNapolitano will have to settle soon for the formation of the new government isnot the simplest one. After twenty years of bipolarism (more or lesseffective), where we were accustomed to a tight battle between two greatpolitical coalitions, the center-right and center-left, now, in the newParliament, we have four political formations. But is it really this result, asit would seem to suggest our common sense, the prelude to an inevitable phaseof ungovernability? Can a Parliament with changing majorities in Senate to beas efficient as a Parliament with a large majority in both the Houses? In thisshort note we will try to answer these questions going beyond common sense andanalyzing the current political situation by means of a scientific, originaland innovative instrument, i.e. an "agent-based simulation". We show that thesituation is not so dramatic as it sounds, but it contains within itselfpotential positive aspects, as long as one makes the most appropriate choices.

On the efficiency of the new Italian Senate and the role of 5 Stars  Movement: Comparison among different possible scenarios by means of a virtual  Parliament model