According to the Phillips curve theory, when does unemployment revert to its natural rate?

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When nominal wages match the wages that were anticipatedWhen real wages return to their equilibrium pointWhen the increase in nominal wages exceeds the inflation rateWhen inflation surpasses the rate of nominal wage growth

Explanation

Unemployment returns to the natural rate when nominal wages align with the expected wages. This alignment means workers' wage expectations are met, stabilizing the labor market as described by the Phillips curve.