Providing false information on an insurance application is known as

Fraudulent advertising refers to the dissemination of false or misleading information about a product or service to entice consumers. This term applies to marketing practices rather than the actions of an individual applying for insurance, making it irrelevant to the context of insurance applications.

Illegal inducement involves coercing or bribing someone to act in a way that is unlawful or unethical, typically related to gaining business unfairly. This term does not specifically pertain to providing false information in an application, which is more accurately described as misrepresentation.

Illegal procurement generally refers to obtaining something through unlawful means, such as bribery or corruption. While it may cover a wider range of unethical practices, it does not specifically address the act of giving false information on an insurance application, which is more precisely termed misrepresentation.