"Only" two hundred million???   You sound as if that`s chump change.  It`s a lot of money that would go a long way each year to stabilize the economy and get off the "oil extortion special" train.
That two hundred million would paly a big part in the only way to amicably put the state on a survivable fiscal glide slope without ruining the economy and lengthening the "recession" in the oil state. 
 The fiscal plan must spread the pain, and include every option on the table in some mix or other or it won`t work. 
It`s better to formulate that robust plan now, including an income tax that claws back millions from slope workers from out of state and keeps it here, and more so while we have a semblance of opinions in Juneau that something must be done now finally, before we run out of the "funding cushion" that we have wasted from inaction in recent legislatures, and that will be totally gone in less than two years leaving NO choices but the bad ones. And income taxes are progressive.