Summary: The purpose of this paper is to present some results related to the dispersive ordering of probability distributions via dispersion functions of the \(\mathcal L^1\)-random variables. A new approach to the laws of large numbers in \(\mathcal L^1\)-norm can be applied via received results. A new concept on minimum-dispersive unbiased estimator is considered, too.
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