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In a process cost flow, which of the manufacturing cost accounts (Raw Materials Inventory, Manufacturing Overhead,...

In a process cost flow, which of the manufacturing cost accounts (Raw Materials Inventory, Manufacturing Overhead, and Factory Labor) is debited at the time the costs are incurred and credited at the time the costs are assigned to Work in Process accounts?

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