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下列情形中，构成非法经营罪的是（ ）。
A．甲医药公司擅自从事假药生产，销售，违法所得数额巨大
B．乙国有图书公司明知是盗版图书仍然进行销售，违法所得数额巨大
C．丙公司倒卖窃取的商业秘密，违法所得数额巨大
D．丁公司未经许可擅自倒卖烟草，违法所得数额巨大
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更多 “ 下列情形中，构成非法经营罪的是（ ）。A．甲医药公司擅自从事假药生产，销售，违法所得数额巨大B．乙国有图书公司明知是盗版图书仍然进行销售，违法所得数额巨大C．丙公司倒卖窃取的商业秘密，违法所得数额巨大D．丁公司未经许可擅自倒卖烟草，违法所得数额巨大 ” 相关考题
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