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The 1990 national executive poll on health care costs and benefits.

In its first annual survey, Business & Health polled corporate leaders nationwide. We asked how much companies are spending on health care, what benefits companies are offering now and what they plan to offer in the future, and how much emphasis firms are putting on managed care and wellness. We also asked what worries executives most about health benefits and who they blame for rising costs. Here's what we found out.